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Essentials of Business
Law CD-Rom Training Software: Cyberlaw

Price: $179.00
Training Course ID:
46604
Training Course Description
/ Outline:
Essentials of Business Law
Training: Cyberlaw offers the student an overview
of the essentials of cyberspace, including how
to conduct business in cyberspace and how to
handle employment in cyberspace. The training
program also outlines cyberspace offenses, forms
of advertising on the Internet, Internet recruiting,
the use of e-money, and telecommuting.
Learn To
- Identify four factors that
make enforcing the law in cyberspace difficult.
- Identify the circumstances
in which electronic communication can serve
as evidence in court.
- Choose established cyberspace
regulations.
- Identify the reasons why
Internet advertising can become troublesome.
- Identify ways to conduct
lawful Internet recruiting.
- Identify the extent of an
employer's liability in electronic communication
among employees.
- Choose the federal employment
laws that pertain to telecommuters.
Training Audience
The target audience for
this training program is managers, supervisors,
or team leaders who want to gain a basic knowledge
of Business Law and how to apply it in a working
business environment.
Total Training Time
2 to 4 hours
Training Objectives
Unit 1: Essentials of
Cyberspace (0.5 - 1 hour)
- Identify four factors that
make enforcing the law in cyberspace difficult.
- Identify common cyberspace
offenses.
- Simulation Overview:
- In this simulation, you will
meet with Jessica Stone, Legal Counsel for
Icon's Internet operations. As a newly hired
Web Marketing Assistant, your meeting is standard
procedure and provides employees an opportunity
to review basic legal issues in cyberspace.
Jessica will ask you a series of questions
designed to reinforce your understanding of
the subject and prepare you to deal with the
issues as they relate to your new position.
Unit 2: Conducting Business
in Cyberspace (0.5 - 1 hour)
- Choose established cyberspace
regulations.
- List the disadvantages of
advertising over the Internet.
- Identify methods of advertising
in cyberspace.
- Identify regulations used
to govern e-money.
- Simulation Overview:
- In this simulation, you will
meet with Roger McAllister, Icon's Web Services
Manager. You are a Marketing Assistant with
Icon who has been assigned to work on the
organization's latest e-commerce initiative.
Roger will ask you a series of questions to
confirm your understanding of the various
laws and regulations associated with conducting
business on the Internet as well as appropriate
advertising strategies and general Internet
etiquette.
Unit 3: Employment
in Cyberspace (1 - 2 hours)
- List the benefits of Internet
recruiting.
- Identify ways to conduct
lawful Internet recruiting.
- Choose the federal employment
laws that pertain to telecommuters.
- Simulation Overview:
- In this simulation, you will
meet with Robin Carlson, Icon's Director of
Human Resources. You have been put in charge
of leading an Internet recruiting project
to hire telecommuters for Icon. Robin will
ask you a series of questions designed to
test your understanding of lawful Internet
recruiting practices and how federal employment
laws apply to telecommuters.
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