Legal and Ethical Reasons

Researchers obtaining data from people are expected to maintain high ethical standards and comply with relevant legislation. Ethical guidance is provided by professional bodies, host institutions  and funding organisations.

Ethical guidelines for research are issued by professional bodies, host institutions and funding organisations. We have collated a number of useful resources on research ethics, consent and anonymisation.

Collecting, using and sharing data in research with people requires that ethical and legal obligations are respected. Law such as the Data Protection Act, Freedom of Information Act and statistics and Registration Services Act can govern the use and sharing of data.

This is an example of than race discrimination image because its a picture of the UK flag and the persons face is black and its trying to take over the flag. The poster has been banned because its showing racism and is illegal to put up as adverts, this has raised a legal and ethical.

The legal and ethical consideration are that my poster will not offend anyone in anyway because it dose not include racist, sexism or copyright content. My poster will not include these in anyway it is safe and suitable for any age.

Digital publishing

List of digital publishing media 
-Youtube
-Twitter
-Facebook
-Emails
-Blogs
-Mobile apps
-Online newspapers
-Web based magazines
-Podcasts
-E-books
-CD-ROMs

Digital publishing is more know for e-publishing, is a type of publishing that involves entertainment or disseminating information by digital means.




       

three methods of generating ideas

Verbal 
One way is verbal generation, example of this is meetings which is people that know each other and get together to have a discussion. Meetings are where great ideas can come from.




Written
Second one is written generation, example of this is written summaries. Written summaries are really good because you can always go back to your ideas, to add more or change them. Its also really good because you can show people your ideas and they can give you feedback on them.



Visual
The last one is visual generation, an example of this is storyboards. Storyboards are a graphic organiser which is a frame by frame of pictures with little descriptions saying what the drawing is about.