Tech Basics
School-owned laptops and iPads are called this.
What is District technology?
You should not expect this when using school computers.
What is privacy?
Online communication should be as respectful as this type of talk.
What is face-to-face?
Never share this secret for logging in.
What is a password?
The school is not responsible for damage to these devices.
What are personal devices?
Websites like Facebook or Instagram are called this.
What is social media?
The school owns all files made with school tech. Who owns them?
What is the District?
Before posting, always check your ______ settings.
What are privacy settings?
Log out and do this before leaving your computer.
What is lock the screen?
Before leaving the district, copy and save your own ______.
What are files?
Anyone who uses the school’s tech is called this.
What is a user?
What happens to your files when you leave the school?
They are deleted.
Cyberbullying posts may lead to this.
What is discipline?
You need this from IT before adding software.
What is permission?
True or false: The school is responsible for lost or damaged files
What is false?
Email, Internet, and file storage are all examples of this.
What are electronic resources?
Using school tech is not a right, it’s a _______.
What is a privilege?
You cannot promote personal, political, or religious ______ on school accounts.
What are views?
Using someone else’s account is called this.
What is account misuse?
IT may not fix these kinds of devices.
What are personal devices?
Laws like FERPA protect this type of information.
What is student data?
Sharing private student info without permission breaks this law.
What are privacy laws?
Bullying must be reported ______.
What is right away?
Breaking into the network without permission is called this.
What is hacking?
If you break the rules, you may have to pay for this.
What are costs?