Internet+Safety

Teacher Guidelines 1. Instructor should be familiar with all facets of his or her school systems Accepted Use Policy. 2. Instructor should explain the AUP to all students, including what is accepted behavior while using technology and what is not. Instructor should clarify penalties for misuse of school technology. 3. Instructor should make sure that all students have signed a School Technology User Agreement. 4. Instructor should set up classroom computers in such a way that monitors are all visible if possible. 5. Instructor should circulate the room to monitor technology use by the students. 6. Instructor should explain plagiarism to students and explain how to cite others work when it is used. 7. Instructor should monitor work turned in by students to verify that students are doing their own work and not using the work of others. 8. Instructor should design lessons so that all students have equal opportunity to participate when working in groups. i.e.-Design a lesson in which each student gets to take on every role in the lesson at different times. 9. Instructor should be cognizant of the inherent hazards associated with participation in social media groups.

Student Guidelines

1. Student should read and understand the school's AUP. 2. Student should sign and have parents sign school's Technology User Agreement. 3. Student should follow the rules set forth in the school's AUP. 4. Student should understand that nothing posted on the internet is private. Do not give out personal information. 5. Student should do their own work and accurately cite the work of others when used. 6. Student should "Play well with others". 7. Students need to be aware information placed on social networks can have an effect on future employment. 8. Students need to be aware the dangers of social media regarding sexual predators and other criminal activity.