Extended response: Extended research response Technology and the law — This sample has been compiled by the QCAA to help teachers plan and develop assessment instruments for individual school settings. It demonstrates the following , which are highlighted to show where opportunities are provided in the task: Assessment instrument This instrument provides Context students with opportunities to developments occur in the design, development and demonstrate the following. implementation of technological discoveries. Traditional legal principles and processes are constantly challenged by the need to keep pace with new technologies. With the onset of new Knowing and technology, people’s identities are no longer secure. Criminals are understanding the law now using technology to steal identities not only in pursuit of define and describe wealth, but also for other criminal purposes. using legal terminology explain legal concepts and The Government has established a parliamentary reform processes committee to investigate the law and any changes required to keep communicate meaning pace with changing technology. language conventions. Task Analyse current legislation and evaluate whether it is effective in protecting Australian citizens from identity theft through new technologies. Recommend further actions the government might take to prevent identity theft in order to protect citizens in commercial situations.
Extended response: Extended research response — Technology and the law This sample has been compiled by the QCAA to help teachers plan and develop assessment instruments for individual school settings. It demonstrates the following , which are highlighted to show where opportunities are provided in the task: Assessment instrument This instrument provides students with opportunities to demonstrate the following. Knowing and understanding the law define and describe using legal terminology explain legal concepts and processes communicate meaning language conventions. Context developments occur in the design, development and implementation of technological discoveries. Traditional legal principles and processes are constantly challenged by the need to keep pace with new technologies. With the onset of new technology, people’s identities are no longer secure. Criminals are now using technology to steal identities not only in pursuit of wealth, but also for other criminal purposes. The Government has established a parliamentary reform committee to investigate the law and any changes required to keep pace with changing technology. Task Analyse current legislation and evaluate whether it is effective in protecting Australian citizens from identity theft through new technologies. Recommend further actions the government might take to prevent identity theft in order to protect citizens in commercial situations.
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