1. Cite an example of cyberbullying case in the Philippines and summarize how the Philippine government...

 

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1. Cite an example of cyberbullying case in the Philippines and summarize how the Philippine government addressed the case. 2. Answer the following questions: o Wikipedia The convenience of Wikipedia makes it a popular reference for students. After several instances in which students cited incorrect information, however, the history department at Middlebury College prohibited references to Wikipedia articles in papers or exams. Did the Middlebury history department go too far? What is the proper role, if any, for Wikipedia in academic research? • Children Accessing Some Websites Should children be prevented from accessing some Web sites? Who should be responsible for the actions of children surfing the Web? o Decision to Make You have procrastinated too long and now your final paper for your junior English course is due in just five days-right in the middle of final exam week. The paper counts for half your grade for the term and would probably take you at least 20 hours to research and write. Your roommate, an English major with a 3.8 GPA, has suggested two options: He will write an original paper for you for $100, or he will show you two or three "paper mill" Web sites, from which you can download a paper for less than $35. You want to do the right thing, but writing the paper will take away from the time you have available to study for your final exam in three other courses. What would you do? o Google Books Do you support the aims of the Google Books project? Does this initiative give Google too much power? 1. Cite an example of cyberbullying case in the Philippines and summarize how the Philippine government addressed the case. 2. Answer the following questions: o Wikipedia The convenience of Wikipedia makes it a popular reference for students. After several instances in which students cited incorrect information, however, the history department at Middlebury College prohibited references to Wikipedia articles in papers or exams. Did the Middlebury history department go too far? What is the proper role, if any, for Wikipedia in academic research? • Children Accessing Some Websites Should children be prevented from accessing some Web sites? Who should be responsible for the actions of children surfing the Web? o Decision to Make You have procrastinated too long and now your final paper for your junior English course is due in just five days-right in the middle of final exam week. The paper counts for half your grade for the term and would probably take you at least 20 hours to research and write. Your roommate, an English major with a 3.8 GPA, has suggested two options: He will write an original paper for you for $100, or he will show you two or three "paper mill" Web sites, from which you can download a paper for less than $35. You want to do the right thing, but writing the paper will take away from the time you have available to study for your final exam in three other courses. What would you do? o Google Books Do you support the aims of the Google Books project? Does this initiative give Google too much power?

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MANILA 6 September 2019One in three young people in 30 countries said they have been a victim of online bullying with one in five saying they skipped school due to cyberbullying and violence according ... View the full answer