Teacher's Talking
If the teacher is giving directions or instruction, this is what I do with my device.
Put my screen down.
This is when students are asked to use Chromebooks at school.
For classwork or websites as my teacher assigns
Like germs, this is something students should never share with one another.
Passwords or login information
It is ___________ for students to use personal social media during school time.
Not allowed
AUP stands for...
Acceptable Use Policy?
This is what we do to make sure our device is always charged and ready.
Plug in my Chromebook?
A student that visits websites during class that are not related to the class work is_______________.
Off task
This is what a student should be when using school technology of any kind.
Responsible
If we login to any website with someone else's information we are forgetting to be ____________.
Respectful
This is the purpose of the AUP:
To help me respect and protect myself and others
Teachers count on you to do this when you put a device away. It helps us to make sure that you are always prepared for class.
Charge in my device in the correct spot
This is why a student should only login to their own account for any website.
We respect other students' privacy. It is wrong to log in to someone else's account.
To share my address or phone number with someone that I do not know online is ________________.
Dangerous and risky
If you think that someone else has logged in with your information or knows your password, this is what you should do:
Tell a teacher or a trusted adult
This is what students are not allowed to do with personal phones:
Send or receive messages or calls during the school day or on the school bus
*Some students with health issues may be given permission to carry their phone.*
This is how we transport a Chromebook or other device if we need to move around the room.
Carry my device carefully and with two hands
True or False: It is okay to change a background or my Google icon while a teacher is talking.
False
*Your brain can only focus well on one thing at a time. If your teacher is talking it is time to pay attention.*
These are things that you need to keep protected because they could impact someone's finances (money).
- credit card information
- your parent's banking information
- someone else's identity and birthdate
This is what should happen if you feel that someone is bullying you online:
- tell an adult or trusted adult
- tell them to stop
- take screenshots of the bullying messages
- leave the website/game and block the individual
A device will break, or specific keys may become damaged, if we forget to do this:
Handle devices gently and with care.
This is the word for trying different solutions to fix a problem. It is what you can help your teacher to do whenever you have a problem with technology.
Problem solving or troubleshooting
This is what we do to acknowledge the books, pictures, websites, and other sources that we use in any kind of project.
We give credit or cite our sources.
If someone that I chat with online ever asked to meet with me or for my real name, this is what I would do:
- tell a teacher or trusted adult
- tell the person that it makes you uncomfortable
- never give out that information or agree to meet
If you notice that someone is using technology to bully someone else (either in school OR out of school) you should do this:
- tell a teacher or trusted adult
- tell the bully to stop
- take a screenshot
- stand up for the person being targeted.
I'll be having a serious conversation with the principal, my teachers, and my family if I do this:
Break the rules of this policy.