1.6.1 Wider Impacts of Technology: revision quiz and key terms
Free practice for 1.6.1 Wider Impacts of Technology in OCR GCSE Computer Science (J277). Try the questions, then check the key terms.
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Which law protects creative work, such as software, from being copied without the owner's permission?
The Computer Misuse Act makes unauthorised access to a computer system a criminal offence.
What is meant by the 'digital divide'?
Open source software is always released with its source code kept secret.
Which is an environmental problem caused by sending old electronic devices to landfill?
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Key terms for 1.6.1 Wider Impacts of Technology
- Computer Misuse Act
- Makes unauthorised access to a computer system a criminal offence.
- Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988
- UK law that protects creative work, including software, from being copied without permission.
- Cultural impact
- Changing the way people communicate, work and access information.
- Data Protection Act 2018
- UK law that controls how organisations collect, store and use personal data.
- Ethical issues
- Consider the moral implications of how digital technology is developed and used.
- Open source software
- Software whose source code is made freely available for users to view and modify.
- Proprietary licensing
- Typically restricts how software can be used, copied or modified.
- Recycling
- Helps recover valuable materials and reduce the need for new resources.
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