8220;Deborah Ng, former blogging guide over at About. Expressing our own thoughts can be a strong aspect to many learning situations. It may work as a positive or negative, depending on how students do it. Some may put a lot of thought into each post, while others could take it as a bludge and write anything at all. As an ongoing assignment I did think this worked, it allowed us to not get bogged down with massive assignments, .

The laws and policies of the Internet can a tricky area to venture through. It can be assumed whatever activities are carried out in that country then the laws will be applied however this is not the case when it comes to the Internet.

In chapter one of his book. Should the perpetrator be punished for what he did? If laws such as these were to be applied to all games, I would be looking at a fairly hefty prison sentence after playing Grand Theft Auto. Suggests issues such as these have only begun to occur as m.

Making up for online crimes. How can you punish someone for their online crimes? Wonders in his blog on the nature of real and virtual punishment for virtual crimes. It must be asked, is this some of the truest and most valuable freedom that the internet can provide? Or will it become a menace to the online world? Dibbell, Julian. On May 7, 2012. In Law policy and regulation.