Lab Rules
Where should your backpack go during class?
Lockers.
What does “digital footprint” mean?
The trail of data you leave online
What is one example of “private” computer use?
Personal logins, files, emails, etc.
Is playing games during class without permission a violation?
Yes
What is the first thing you should do when you enter the lab?
Grab Worksheet/Pencil, Check Seating Chart, Work on your Kick Off.
True or False: Food and drinks are allowed at the computers.
False
True or False: It’s okay to share your password with a close friend.
False
What is one example of “shared” use?
School desktops, lab printers, etc.
What should you do if you see someone breaking lab rules?
Tell teacher, don’t join in
Why is respect important when using shared computers?
Other people rely on the same equipment
What should you do if your computer doesn’t work properly?
Raise hand/tell teacher, don’t try to fix it yourself
Give one example of respectful online communication.
Polite messages, no cyberbullying, etc.
Why shouldn’t you save personal files to a shared computer?
Others could access or delete them
What kind of violation is unplugging a classmate’s mouse for fun?
Physical/behavioral violation
Name one reason why digital citizenship is important outside of school.
Future jobs, safety, reputation, etc.
Why is it important to sit properly at the desk?
Prevents accidents, protects equipment, promotes focus
Why should you always think before posting online?
Because it can last forever and affect your reputation
Give two reasons why lab rules are stricter than home computer rules.
Shared equipment, more people, responsibility for school property
Which type of violation is trying to hack or access restricted sites?
Digital violation
What should you do if you accidentally stumble onto an inappropriate site?
Close it and notify teacher
List 3 classroom rules for safe computer use.
No food/drink, careful with equipment, follow teacher directions, etc.
What does it mean to cite your sources?
Give credit to the original creator of information/images
What should you do before leaving a school computer for the day?
Save work, sign out, shut down properly
List one physical, one digital, and one procedural violation.
Physical: breaking equipment; Digital: accessing blocked sites; Procedural: not logging out, etc.
How do tech rules protect both students and equipment.
Because they keep students safe and respectful online, and they prevent damage so the computers work for everyone.