To curb student lapses in cyber ethics, schools should create a comprehensive acceptable use policy (AUP) that meets their needs and explain it to students, said the presenter at the session Ethics: The Dilemma of Technology.

"There is a fundamental conflict between disseminating information and rewarding creators," said Jill Jones, a teacher Carl Hayden Community High School. "Today's kids struggle with the idea of private property on the Web when everything is right there. We can't shove ethics under the door. We ...

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