Sunday, June 28, 2015

Employees’ Rights, Obligations Pitfalls in Litigation_“Lifelong Learner ”

A lifelong learner means that I am in the pursuit of knowledge for personal and professional reasons. Lifelong learners are always open for new ideas and ever changing learning opportunities in the world today. Because the world and everything in life is always changing, so learning should continue to change in needs and styles and should always be on-going. What I have learned about “Employees’ Rights, Obligations Pitfalls in Litigation” in this chapter can really make a change in my workplace if everyone commit to these new ideas that has changed in the law in today’s world. The world is changing and becoming a lifelong learner means changing the way they look at their rights at the workplace. Employees should follow the rules at work the same as they do for their home and other public places. Rules are made to keep the law and order everywhere and without rules and law the world would not be fit to live in. Following the rules and office etiquette will make it a great place to work for everyone. As a lifelong learner I would use what I have learned from this chapter and make changes in my workplace environment by remembering that the office is for work and when using the computer use online etiquette because the computer belongs to the company not me. I am obligated to do the work I was hired for and following the rules in the office is part of my job as an employee. I know that the company has priority when it comes to monitoring the office and the way I behave while working and using equipment to do my work. Laws and rules are there to protect both employees and the employer. Learning is here to stay, so learning how to work in an office and use online and e-mail etiquette is a must in today’s world. Workshops can also be used to evaluate the quality of the information and organize it so it can be used effectively to create a more innovated learning environment for students. If you know you have a problem, meet with employees and make sure they understand such conduct will result in disciplinary action if it continues. I understand and know that everyone needs to be concerned with and know abut morality, ethics, and employee morale.

Employees’ Rights, Obligations Pitfalls in Litigation_ Prezi

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Employees’ Rights, Obligations Pitfalls in Litigation_ Reflections

Our workforce cans create challenges for employers in managing employee relations. The way an employer respond to and investigate internal complaints of things like harassment, discrimination and other misconduct and allegations can have a very serious impact legally. The company is one who should be in charge of the way the office and the way employees behave in the workplace. The computers are the property of the company and that is why its employees should not do anything improper when using the company’s computers. Using E-mail etiquette is very important in the workplace. This is a very convenient way to talk to someone who may not want to be disturbed by telephone. This is also a way to make mistakes by sending e-mails that are inappropriate or even personal to be read by others for one reason or another. E-mail should not be used for personal use in the office. When working in an office, you represent the office and online laws apply online and off line. Also, when surfing the internet we should be careful not to go to adult online site that violate company’s rules. Employees should not visit popular site like face-book and eBay during office hours and on the company’s computer. Work and the social network should remain separate in the office for many reasons.

Employees’ Rights, Obligations Pitfalls in Litigation_ References

This site referenced the different types of litigation and their meanings. http://www.corpmagazine.com/executives-entrepreneurs/expert-advice/top-10-mistakes-employers-make-in-investigating-employee-complaints/ This website talks about the employees and and their rights that they have as a employee . http://www.natlawreview.com/article/five-biggest-mistakes-employers-make-when-laying-employees This site gives information references to all of the the employee rights and give different types of examples to understand how they work. http://www.searcylawoffices.com/Business-Employment-Law-Blog/2013/June/Layoffs-Reductions-in-Force-Avoiding-the-Legal-P.aspx

Employees’ Rights, Obligations Pitfalls in Litigation_ Terms

Surfing Browsing the web for information or casual use. User Policy Policy on what to expect from a user. Networking Co-workers working together. Confidential Private Monitor View or take note of. Expert Someone who is good at a a specific task.

Websites: Development and Upkeep, Laws, Issues, and Solutions_ References

Websites: Development and Upkeep, Laws, Issues, and Solutions_"Change Agent"

A change agent lives in the future and not the past because they have a vision of what they want to see happen in the world around them. A change agent tries to inspire what they feel in others. Getting people to change is very hard when they are so use to doing things the old way. A change agent must be very strong in what they believe in to make others change too because they not only must make the change but must have the courage and be willing to do what is best for the community or work place. Acting as a change agent about development and upkeep, laws, issues, and solutions in websites can be a challenge in many ways. Working as a change agent I would get the person creating the website to follow the ten step mentioned and get them to change the way the way they look at creating a website. My goal is to get then to consider all the issues and concerns about creating a website and to make them aware that others in our workplace and community should be aware of the issues. This change could get everyone involved and thus solve the problem of someone getting sued for lack of knowledge about creating a website without issues with the law. As a change agent I would be the voice to help educate others and getting others involved would help implement change and help people succeed in the world around them.

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Websites: Development and Upkeep, Laws, Issues, and Solutions_ Reflections

Websites: Development and Upkeep, Laws, Issues, and Solutions A functional web site has become a necessity for law firms and legal organizations. The process of developing a web site is sometimes a waste of time wasted time. As you prepare to build your first web site it is vital that you understand the whole process from beginning to end. This will allow you to make better decisions in the technologies you choose to implement and the people you hire to handle the site's development. There are ten things that everyone should consider. Be sure you have a written agreement from the person who created it if you hired someone to create your site. The second concern is exposing you to the business world and being sued. The third thing to consider is privacy issues and concerns The fourth concerns is framing and linking. Linking is when a surfers clicks on part of your website and is taken to another website. Framing is when you have a link that changes only part of the browser display. The fifth concern is your web wrap agreement. The sixth concern is whether or not you are infringing on someone else’s copyright. The seventh concern is trademark laws and how they apply online. The eighth concern is that you should register your copyright and trademark. The ninth thing to consider is advertising, consumer protection, and product liability laws Last but not least you should concede having a backup procedure for your website.

Websites: Development and Upkeep, Laws, Issues, and Solutions - Terms

Webwrap A web-wrap agreement is an agreement to abide by the terms of a license agreement signified by downloading the software, data or content to which the license agreement applies. Framing Frames are used to subdivide web pages into multiple parts. In most cases, frames are used only to show multiple pages of content from the same site at the same time. Organization A company that is ran by a group. Content A subject with information. Agreement A contract on paper Murkey Not understood

Managing IT and Software_“Reflective Practitioner”

As a “Reflective Practitioner” I would use what I have learned from this chapter and make changes in my workplace environment by looking at the work I do, and the work process, and considers how I can improve. We all should be a ‘reflective practitioner because we learn from our experiences and mistakes. I would look at what I am doing and how others are doing the same thing and see if I can improved the way I manage IT and software. The information given in this chapter about license software and developing business is very clear and has changed the way I look at software in the workplace.

Managing IT and Software_ Refelection

Managing IT and Software I learned that when managing IT and software one methodology to consider is called joint application development. This development takes end users, executives, tech lawyers, and developers off-site, and way from distractions for meetings where they work out the details of what the developers will create. This way the focus is on the business objectives rather than the programming details. The most important aspect to remember with joint application development is that it requires the top executives to be very involved in the planning process. The chapter also talks about project scope creep. This is when you feel like you are never going to finish a project and your outsourced tech project never stops growing. Scope creep is the growth or change in your project that happens while you’re working on the project. You also need to define the beginning of the solution carefully. The best agreement for tech projects will include a change order procedure which the project scope is supposed to change. A good change order procedure also involves a written request for a change. A good tech lawyer will impose discipline during implication. When you license software you, you receive an object code that only your computer can read and humans write programs using source codes. The source codes are human readable codes and software developers consider the source code to be their most valuable trade secret. A source code is the lifeblood of the software developing business. A source code escrow is when you deposit any other information with a neutral third party. There are many ways to set up an escrow and depends on how much you want to invest. A savvy litigant usually add tech attorneys who specialize in e-discovery to handle electronic evidence As a “Reflective Practitioner” I would use what I have learned from this chapter and make changes in my workplace environment by looking at the work I do, and the work process, and considers how I can improve. We all should be a ‘reflective practitioner because we learn from our experiences and mistakes. I would look at what I am doing and how others are doing the same thing and see if I can improved the way I manage IT and software. The information given in this chapter about license software and developing business is very clear and has changed the way I look at software in the workplace.

Managing IT and Software_Slideshare

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Managing IT and Software_ References

This website gives you a list of rules to go by when dealing with IT management and software, these rule are help in making sure that you are doing the right thing. http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1984066 This website gives a help guides on It management on a weekly basis and download e-book guides. I found it very helpful. http://www.computerweekly.com/feature/Project-management-software-Essential-Guide This site explains how to make timely decisions , manage and negotiate the knowledge and skills that you need to know to Mange IT http://www.adass.org/adass/proceedings/adass99/O5-01/

Managing IT and Software_ Terms

Joint Application Development
When a application is developed by the end user or designer and the client.

Scope Creep
Scope creep refers to a project that has seen its original goals expand while it's in progress. As the term suggests, scope creep is a subtle process that starts with small adjustments and ends up resulting in projects that take far longer to complete or even fail before they are finished.

Source Code 
The before and after code of a copy of a computer program.

Object Code
Object code is the output of a compiler after it processes source code.

Document Retention Policy
Document retention policy simply as a document management policy.

Document
A document is a record of communication  or evidence of intention.

Electronic
Something the is put forth sing technology 

Agreement
A binding law between to parties.

Routine
Activity in a way that it is done.

Verification

Answering a plea to a case to verity the answer.

Friday, June 19, 2015

The Law: Technology, Copyright, and Intellectual Property_References

This website gives you a general overview of what intellectual property and who it protects the right of those individuals original work.


This website gives a lists of legal rights and  how they work.



This website gives you insight on the online environment as it relates to e-commerce in legal terms , learning how things work with e-commerce such as purchase things online.


The Internet: E-Commerce, Legalities, and Getting Paid _References



The benefits and advantages  of e-commerce and how it works. How secure is it?

This website gives you insight on the online environment as it relates to e-commerce in legal terms , learning how things work with e-commerce such as purchase things online.

Contracts and Contracting: Law, Issues, and Tips_ References

This website gives me a clear understanding on how to write contracts  and a review the different kinds of software that  can help with legal writing.


This website gives a list of the different kinds of law and contracts that can help you to understand the differences of each.


This website helps you view and understand the different types that of problems that comes along with different legal problems as it relates to contracts and the legal.



The Internet: E-Commerce, Legalities, and Getting Paid _Reflective Practitioner

The focus on “Reflective Practitioner” means to prepare people in my workplace to be reflective practitioners.  This means that they select and implement plans as they learn and become a decision maker.  They become a reflective practitioner as they continually evaluate their choices and others in their learning community.  As I become knowledgeable and have an understanding of the different ways people learn and the way they apply that knowledge.  This reflection leads me to change and the revise plans or start all over again.  

The Internet: E-Commerce, Legalities, and Getting Paid_ Terms

Credit Card
Credit cards are a way to pay for goods and services and can be a convenient way of borrowing money. They can be used to help you manage short term cash flow by allowing you to make purchases without using your own money.


E-Commerce
E-commerce (electronic commerce or EC) is the buying and selling of goods and services, or the transmitting of funds or data, over an electronic network, primarily the Internet.


Online Dispute
When consumers have problems with a trader regarding a product or service they bought, they can settle the dispute.


Grace Period
The process of payment being received after the due date without being penalized.

Spam
This can be referred to a junk. Information that is irrelevant.

Telecommunication
Exchanging information over electronic devices

Domain Name 
This is how IP address are identified for a website.

Bandwith
The range of how far frequency can go within a amount time.

Cyber-Spatter
This is how you get domain names for websites.

Reasonable Behavior

Being fair.

The Internet: E-Commerce, Legalities, and Getting Paid _ SlideShare /Perzi

The Internet: E-Commerce, Legalities, and Getting Paid_ Refelection

The focus on “Reflective Practitioner” means to prepare people in my workplace to be reflective practitioners.  This means that they select and implement plans as they learn and become a decision maker.  They become a reflective practitioner as they continually evaluate their choices and others in their learning community.  As I become knowledgeable and have an understanding of the different ways people learn and the way they apply that knowledge.  This reflection leads me to change and the revise plans or start all over again.  

The Law: Technology, Copyright, and Intellectual Property _ Change Agent


The  Law: Technology, Copyright, and Intellectual Property 


Tech law is the way that technology or the internet has come into our life and changed it. The internet and technology has brought many changes in our life.  Federal and state laws protect our music, writing, and other property that we create.  They are called “intellectual property” law, and they include copyright, trademark, and our patent laws that are for various situations with each having its own set of technical rules.  
When we use the creative work of others we should be concerned with copyright law.  Privacy right is used when someone’s work is used.  Below is a summary of the various types of intellectual property laws.

  • Copyright. Original creative works such as paintings, writing, architecture, movies, software, photos, dance, and music are protected by federal copyright law. 
  • Trademark. Brand names such as Nike and Avis that identify and distinguish products and services, are protected under federal and state law.
  • Right of Publicity. The image and name of a person are protected under a patchwork of state laws known as the right of publicity. 
  • Trade Secrets. State and federal trade secret laws protect sensitive business information. 
  • Right of Privacy. Privacy laws preserve the right of all people to be left alone. 

As a change agent I would be the voice to help educate others about the special laws that govern the internet when using the creative work of others in the workplace.   Continuous collaboration with my colleagues, co-workers, and other people in my community will create and maintain learning environments that assure academic development.  Getting others involved in helping would implement change would help people succeed when they interact with the internet using technology laws.

Contracts and Contracting: Law, Issues, and Tips_ Life Long Learner

Technology law requires you to have the ability to apply today’s legal concepts to tomorrow’s emerging technologies. Attorneys must have experience negotiating and drafting simple and complex technology.  The  reason why you should use contracts is to coordinate independent actions in situations of multiple equilibria. Another reason for using contracts is to implement exchanges that depend on future events. In the insurance context, the transaction is motivated by the insured’s risk aversion. 
Contracts can also be useful in situations of hidden information.  Normative discussion relating to contract law revolves around the issue of freedom of contract.  As a Lifelong Learner who is always learning and building knowledge to help myself grow professionally, my goal is to gain knowledge that can use throughout my  life.

Contracts and Contracting: Law, Issues, and Tips_ Terms

RFP
A request for proposal (RFP) is a document that an organization posts to elicit bids from potential vendors for a desired IT solution. It tells you what the customer P is looking for and establishes evaluation criteria for assessing proposals.

Contracts
Contracts are promises that the law will enforce. The law provides remedies if a promise is breached or recognizes the performance of a promise as a duty. 


Letter of Intent (LOI)
This is an agreement that goes into detail about a company’s intentions to take action, it is created by the company and its legal representation.

Confidentiality Agreement
A legally binding contract in which a person or business promises to treat specific information as a trade secret and promises not to disclose the secret to others without proper authorization.

Degree of Care
Highest degree of care refers to that degree of care applied by a person in a given circumstances. The degree of care exercised is proportional to the danger involved.


Warranties
An agreement to protect the recipient against loss if the fact is or becomes untrue.

Negotiation
How people settle differences. The process of compromise or agreement is reached while avoiding argument and dispute.
Lawyer
Lawyers (also called attorneys) provide legal advice and representation to their clients.

Agreement
An agreement is made when two people reach an understanding about a particular issue, including their obligations, duties, and rights

Reciprocity

To give and take mutually; to return in kind or even in another kind or degree.

Contracts and Contracting: Law, Issues, and Tips_SlideShare /Perzi

Contracts and Contracting: Law, Issues, and Tips_Reflection

Technology law requires you to have the ability to apply today’s legal concepts to tomorrow’s emerging technologies. Attorneys must have experience negotiating and drafting simple and complex technology.  The  reason why you should use contracts is to coordinate independent actions in situations of multiple equilibria. Another reason for using contracts is to implement exchanges that depend on future events. In the insurance context, the transaction is motivated by the insured’s risk aversion. 
Contracts can also be useful in situations of hidden information.  Normative discussion relating to contract law revolves around the issue of freedom of contract.  As a Lifelong Learner who is always learning and building knowledge to help myself grow professionally, my goal is to gain knowledge that can use throughout my  life.

The Law: Technology, Copyright, and Intellectual Property _ Terms

Clickstream
The recoding of your clicks and you click o the internet, such as the order of internet pages that you visits and all of the data. It is collected and analyzed.

Copyright
             Gives creators the right to reproduce, distribute, perform and display his/her work.
             It also protects the creator from others stealing ideas as their own and taking money and 
             association of what is rightfully theirs. 

Metatags
Words that are not visible to the public, the are withn the HTML Code, they can be viewed in the source code. The are sometimes 

Trademark
A trademark is a brand name. A trademark or service mark includes any word, name, symbol, device, or any combination, used or intended to be used to identify and distinguish the goods/services of one seller or provider from those of others, and to indicate the source of the goods/services.

Fair Use
Fair use is a doctrine in the United States copyright law that allows limited use of copyrighted material without requiring permission from the right holders.

TechLaw
Laws that come from within technology that were interrelated, and that their experience could help people face challenges. 

Arbitrary Trademark
A distinctive mark that is entitled to the exclusive right to use a particular mark in connection with goods or services.

Fanciful Trademark
A distinctive mark that provides the trademark owner with one of the, if not, strongest kinds of trademarks. It consists of a  combination of letters or symbols signifying nothing other than the marks product or service. Ex. EXXON

Suggestive Trademark

Suggestive trademarks come with one major risk: what one person (you, the business owner) thinks is suggestive, another person (or court…or trademark office examining attorney) may deem descriptive, and descriptive marks have a substantially reduced bundle of rights associated with them than trademarks in the “higher” categories.

Descriptive Trademarks

Do not have trademark protection.They are deemed merely descriptive, as opposed to distinctive.

The Law: Technology, Copyright, and Intellectual Property _ Slideshare

The Law: Technology, Copyright, and Intellectual Property _ Reflection

Tech law is the way that technology or the internet has come into our life and changed it. The internet and technology has brought many changes in our life.  Federal and state laws protect our music, writing, and other property that we create.  They are called “intellectual property” law, and they include copyright, trademark, and our patent laws that are for various situations with each having its own set of technical rules.  
When we use the creative work of others we should be concerned with copyright law.  Privacy right is used when someone’s work is used.  Below is a summary of the various types of intellectual property laws.

Sunday, June 7, 2015

Reflections_Legal Issues in Applied Technology

This website reflects on the skills for a 21st century classroom. It gives educators a great place and insight to start. The 6 key elements gives great information.

Pros and Cons Legal Issues in Applied Technology

There are many pros and cons in the websites. The pros about the website are, the teacher is still in control on the classroom, they can move at their own pace, they are able to put together homework groups to help each other out.
The cons are that not all students have access to computer or technology type media. The teachers must make the work interesting to keep the students attention as well as use different learning styles.


Legal Issues in Applied Technology