Responsible Computing at UVa

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About This Video

This short, award-winning video on the tenets of responsible computing at UVa was produced by ITC’s Customer Communications and Publishing group and the School of Continuing and Professional Studies’ Educational Technologies group.

In addition to being a parody, this video is for non-commercial educational use. It is intended to help inform its viewers about laws, policies, and good practices of computer usage in order to encourage them to be responsible users of the Internet and the University’s computer systems.

© 2009 by the Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia.

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