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{http://farm1.static.flickr.com/54/119209886_3842c27ced_m.jpg} This wiki outlines responsibilities and expectations for flexible learning, and provides links to a range of relevant policies and standards to ensure you have a positive learning experience. Your rights and responsibilities are covered by a number of official policies, as well as by standards agreed between you and your teachers.
As a flexible learner you may need to set up a home study with a computer and internet connection, so check out the technical requirements page here (click on the link in the left-hand menu) and in the Get Flexible Orientation Resource.
DET Student Portal Login and Email
The following flyer contains Information on your DET Portal login and student email. Contact your Campus Librarian or teacher if you have any questions about the DET Student Portal.
{DET Portal student flyer Feb 09.pdf}
Your Rights and Responsibilities
Your Rights and Responsibilities are outlined by TAFE NSW policies and apply to online learning in the same way as to any other learning environment at TAFE Illawarra.

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vmarchant — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:27:57 GMT

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Your Rights and Responsibilities are outlined by TAFE NSW policies and apply to online learning in the same way as to any other learning environment at TAFE Illawarra.
Student Rights and Responsibilities - TAFE NSW
The TAFE Illawarra Student Guide explains your responsibilities in more detail.
Most important to remember is:
Respect for others: use appropriate language and tone; be constructive and positive, support the efforts of others.

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NOTE: The copyright of any original work created by you as a student is owned by you.
Using other people's work without acknowledgement may also be considered plagiarism. This is essentially copying someone else's work and claiming it as your own, including copying text and/or images directly from the internet. Copying is a serious issue because you are attempting to demonstrate your own competency using someone else's skills. This is not only unacceptable but is detrimental to your own learning and competency.
~~The TAFE Illawarra Student Guide explains your responsibilities in more detail.~~
Use the Internet Safely
The Internet provides opportunities to connect with people and sites all over the world. Many can be trusted but some are not trustworthy, some are incorrect and some may have a high risk. Check out the Australian Government site on Online Safety.

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vmarchant — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:26:38 GMT

Flexible Learning @ TAFE Illawarra
~~Student Rights, Responsibilities & Requirements~~
{http://farm1.static.flickr.com/54/119209886_3842c27ced_m.jpg} This wiki outlines responsibilities and expectations for flexible learning, and provides links to a range of relevant policies and standards to ensure you have a positive learning experience. Your rights and responsibilities are covered by a number of official policies, as well as by standards agreed between you and your teachers.
As a flexible learner you may need to set up a home study with a computer and internet connection, so check out the technical requirements page here (click on the link in the left-hand menu) and in the Get Flexible Orientation Resource.

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To keep safe in an online environment you must take responsibility for your personal information and privacy - do not make personal information public. Also be critical and evaluate sites and information you find - don't accept what you find on the internet as correct or true without questioning and checking the source (good sites will have contact information and a 'last updated' date at the bottom of the page).
Your own computer could suffer file loss or damage by malicious software (viruses, spyware, etc) when using the Internet. Ensure that you have up-to-date security software installed.
~~Adapted from Northern Sydney and Sydney Institute Guidelines.~~

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vmarchant — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:25:52 GMT

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Using other people's work without acknowledgement may also be considered plagiarism. This is essentially copying someone else's work and claiming it as your own, including copying text and/or images directly from the internet. Copying is a serious issue because you are attempting to demonstrate your own competency using someone else's skills. This is not only unacceptable but is detrimental to your own learning and competency.
The TAFE Illawarra Student Guide explains your responsibilities in more detail.
~~Online Safety~~Use the Internet Safely
The Internet

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high risk. Check out the Australian Government site on Online Safety.
Dept of Broadband, Communication & The Digital Economy - Online Safety Information
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information public. ~~Definitely do not enter your birthdate, address, phone number, etc. You should also~~Also be critical

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true without ~~evaluating.~~questioning and checking the source (good sites will have contact information and a 'last updated' date at the bottom of the page).
Your own computer could suffer file loss or damage by malicious software (viruses, spyware, etc) when using the Internet. Ensure that you have up-to-date security software installed.
Adapted from Northern Sydney and Sydney Institute Guidelines.

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vmarchant — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:21:42 GMT

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The internet is public and open to all to view. However, this does not mean that you can use other people's material as your own or without proper reference to the creator or owner of the material. Using other people's work without acknowledgement may infringe their copyright. Australia has a variety of copyright laws related to digital material. For more information on Digital Copyright go to the Smartcopying Website.
Smartcopying Website - TAFE
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Intellectual Property Policy - TAFE NSW
Copyright Amendment (Digital Act) 2000
Smartcopying Site - National CopyrightNOTE: The copyright of any original work created by you as a student is owned by you.
Using other

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copying text ~~and~~and/or images directly

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and competency. ~~The student handbook provided at enrolment~~
The TAFE Illawarra Student Guide explains your
Online Safety

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high risk. In
To keep safe in an online

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information and ~~privacy.~~privacy - do not make personal information public. Definitely do not enter your birthdate, address, phone number, etc. You should

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you have ~~up to date~~up-to-date security software
Adapted from Northern Sydney and Sydney Institute Guidelines.

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vmarchant — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:11:12 GMT

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remember is:
Respect for others: use appropriate language and tone; be constructive and positive, support the efforts of others.
Respect for online spaces and facilities: use appropriate edits, upload only appropriate images and files, and take care not to delete or damage student or staff material on the site.

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Internet and Email Services Acceptable Usage Policy - TAFE NSW
Copyright & Plagiarism

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of copyright ~~laws. You can generally assume that any material~~laws related to digital material. For more information on ~~the Internet is copyright even if there is no copyright labelling. In some cases there will be labelling such as Creative Commons. You should be careful~~Digital Copyright go to ~~respect~~ the ~~copyright requirements at all times. This is a~~Smartcopying Website.
Smartcopying Website - TAFE ~~requirement but it is also a legal requirement wherever you may be employed.~~
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Intellectual Property Policy - TAFE NSW
Copyright Amendment (Digital Act) 2000

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vmarchant — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:07:57 GMT

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Respect for others: use appropriate language and tone; be constructive and positive, support the efforts of others.
Respect for online spaces and facilities: use appropriate edits, upload only appropriate images and files, and take care not to delete or damage student or staff material on the site.

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and email.
Internet and Email Services Acceptable Usage Policy - TAFE NSW
~~Student Discipline Policy~~
Copyright & Plagiarism

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internet is public and open to

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without proper ~~credit~~reference to the creator or owner of the
Intellectual Property Policy - TAFE NSW
Copyright Amendment (Digital Act) 2000

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vmarchant — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:04:40 GMT

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Your Rights and Responsibilities
Your Rights and Responsibilities are outlined by TAFE NSW policies and apply to online learning in the same way as to any other learning environment at TAFE Illawarra.
~~Most~~Student Rights and Responsibilities - TAFE NSW
Most important to remember is:
Respect for others: use appropriate language and tone; be constructive and positive, support the efforts of others.
Respect for online spaces and facilities: use appropriate edits, upload only appropriate images and files, and take care not to delete or damage student or staff material on the site.

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Acceptable Usage ~~policy~~Policy when using

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and email.
~~Student Rights and Responsibilities - TAFE NSW~~
Internet and Email Services Acceptable Usage Policy - TAFE NSW
Student Discipline Policy

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vmarchant — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 04:02:26 GMT

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Flexible Learning @ TAFE Illawarra
Student Rights, Responsibilities & Requirements

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wiki outlines ~~the technical requirements~~responsibilities and expectations for flexible learning, ~~as well as~~and provides links to a range of relevant policies and

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of official ~~policies and procedures,~~policies, as well

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technical requirements ~~page. Click~~page here (click on the

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the left-hand ~~menu.~~menu) and in the Get Flexible Orientation Resource.
Your Rights and Responsibilities

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environment at ~~Illawarra Institute.~~TAFE Illawarra.
Most important to remember is:

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use appropriate ~~language,~~language and tone; be constructive ~~criticism,~~ and positive, support the
Respect for online spaces and facilities: use appropriate edits, upload only appropriate images and files, and take care not to delete or damage student or staff material on the site.

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and email.
Student Rights and Responsibilities - TAFE NSW
Internet and Email Services Acceptable Usage Policy - TAFE NSW

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vmarchant — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 03:58:57 GMT

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Flexible Learning @ TAFE Illawarra
Student Rights, Responsibilities & Requirements
~~This~~{http://farm1.static.flickr.com/54/119209886_3842c27ced_m.jpg} This wiki outlines

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your teachers.
As a flexible learner you may need to set up a home study with a computer and internet connection, so check out the technical requirements page. Click on the ~~links~~link in the
Your Rights and Responsibilities
Your Rights and Responsibilities are outlined by TAFE NSW policies and apply to online learning in the same way as to any other learning environment at Illawarra Institute.

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vmarchant — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 03:56:43 GMT

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Flexible Learning @ TAFE Illawarra
Student Rights, Responsibilities & Requirements
This ~~document~~wiki outlines ~~expected behaviour,~~the technical requirements for flexible learning, as well as policies and

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your teachers. Click on the links in the left-hand menu.
Your Rights and Responsibilities
Your Rights and Responsibilities are outlined by TAFE NSW policies and apply to online learning in the same way as to any other learning environment at Illawarra Institute.

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vmarchant — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 04:55:46 GMT

Flexible Learning @ TAFE Illawarra
~~Rights,~~Student Rights, Responsibilities &
This document outlines expected behaviour, policies and standards to ensure you have a positive learning experience. Your rights and responsibilities are covered by a number of official policies and procedures, as well as by standards agreed between you and your teachers.
Your Rights and Responsibilities

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vmarchant — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 04:52:30 GMT

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vmarchant — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 04:51:09 GMT

~~Terms of Use~~Flexible Learning @ TAFE Illawarra
Rights, Responsibilities & ~~Student Policies~~Requirements
This document outlines expected behaviour, policies and standards to ensure you have a positive learning experience. Your rights and responsibilities are covered by a number of official policies and procedures, as well as by standards agreed between you and your teachers.
Your Rights and Responsibilities

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vmarchant — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:11:59 GMT

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Student Discipline Policy
Copyright & Plagiarism

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is no ~~coyright~~copyright labelling. In
Intellectual Property Policy - TAFE NSW
Copyright Amendment (Digital Act) 2000

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vmarchant — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 02:09:41 GMT

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outlined by a TAFE NSW ~~policy~~policies and apply

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Illawarra Institute.
~~Student Rights and Responsibilities - TAFE NSW~~
Most important to remember is:
Respect for others: use appropriate language, constructive criticism, and support the efforts of others.
Respect for online spaces and facilities: use appropriate edits, upload only appropriate images and files, and take care not to delete or damage student or staff material on the site.

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internet and ~~email:~~email.
Student Rights and Responsibilities - TAFE NSW
Internet and Email Services Acceptable Usage Policy - TAFE NSW
Related Policies
There are a range of policy documents, including state and federal acts, that impact on the use of web sites in teaching and learning. Just as you do for face to face, individual and workplace teaching, learning and assessing, teachers, administrative staff and students should ensure that their use of web sites complies with policies, procedures or principles detailed in the following:
Student Discipline Policy
Copyright & Plagiarism

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Copyright Amendment (Digital Act) 2000
Smartcopying Site - National Copyright
~~The~~Using other people's work without acknowledgement may also be considered plagiarism. This is essentially copying someone else's work and claiming it as your own, including copying text and images directly from the internet. Copying is a serious issue because you are attempting to demonstrate your own competency using someone else's skills. This is not only unacceptable but is detrimental to your own learning and competency. The student handbook provided at enrolment explains your responsibilities in more detail.
Online Safety
The Internet provides

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your personal ~~information.~~information and privacy. You should also be critical and evaluate sites and information you find - don't accept what you find on the internet as correct or true without evaluating.
Your own computer could suffer file loss or damage by malicious software (viruses, spyware, etc) when using the Internet. Ensure that you have up to date security software installed.
Adapted from Northern Sydney and Sydney Institute Guidelines.

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vmarchant — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 01:57:12 GMT

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This document outlines expected behaviour, policies and standards to ensure you have a positive learning experience. Your rights and responsibilities are covered by a number of official policies and procedures, as well as by standards agreed between you and your teachers.
Your Rights and Responsibilities
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Illawarra Institute.
Student Rights and Responsibilities - TAFE NSW
Most important to remember is:
Respect for others: use appropriate language, constructive criticism, and support the efforts of others.

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There are a range of policy documents, including state and federal acts, that impact on the use of web sites in teaching and learning. Just as you do for face to face, individual and workplace teaching, learning and assessing, teachers, administrative staff and students should ensure that their use of web sites complies with policies, procedures or principles detailed in the following:
Student Discipline Policy
~~Code~~Copyright & Plagiarism
The internet is open to all to view. However, this does not mean that you can use other people's material as your own or without proper credit to the creator of Conduct (for staff)
Managementthe material. Using other people's work without acknowledgement may infringe their copyright. Australia has a variety of Conduct and Performance (for staff)
Internet and Email Services: Acceptable Usage for Schools
Use by Staff of Employer Communication Devices
Policy for Protecting Children and Young People
Release of Student Information Policy
Anti-Racism Policy
People With Disabilities - Statement of Commitment
Privacy Code of Practice (Intranet only)copyright laws. You can generally assume that any material on the Internet is copyright even if there is no coyright labelling. In some cases there will be labelling such as Creative Commons. You should be careful to respect the copyright requirements at all times. This is a TAFE requirement but it is also a legal requirement wherever you may be employed.
Intellectual Property Policy - TAFE NSW
Copyright Amendment (Digital Act) 2000
~~Cybercrime Act 2001~~Smartcopying Site - National Copyright
The Internet provides opportunities to connect with people and sites all over the world. Many can be trusted but some are not trustworthy, some are incorrect and some may have a high risk. In an online environment you must take responsibility for your personal information.
Your own computer could suffer file loss or damage by malicious software (viruses, spyware, etc) when using the Internet. Ensure that you have up to date security software installed.

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Sydney Institute ~~guidelines.~~Guidelines.

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vmarchant — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 01:41:44 GMT

~~eLearning Platforms Terms~~Terms of Use & Student Policies
This document ~~covers~~outlines expected ~~behaviour~~behaviour, policies and standards to ensure you have a positive learning ~~experience, and protect the~~experience. Your rights and responsibilities are covered by a number of ~~students, staff~~official policies and ~~the organisation in relation to privacy~~procedures, as well as by standards agreed between you and ~~security of information.~~your teachers.
Your Rights and Responsibilities
Click here for information on Your Rights and Responsibilities at TAFE NSW, these Rights and Responsibilities apply to online learning in the same way as to any other learning environment at Illawarra Institute.

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Respect for others: use appropriate language, constructive criticism, and support the efforts of others.
Respect for online spaces and facilities: use appropriate edits, upload only appropriate images and files, and take care not to delete or damage student or staff material on the site.

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and students ~~using wikis~~ to comply with ~~the following~~an Acceptable Usage policy when ~~contributing to a wiki see:~~using internet and email:
Internet and Email Services Acceptable Usage Policy - TAFE NSW
Related Policies

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range of policy documents, including
Student Discipline Policy
Code of Conduct (for staff)