Acceptable Use of Technology Student Policy. General Guidelines  The same rules and policies that apply to non- technology related behavior also apply.

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Acceptable Use of Technology Student Policy

General Guidelines  The same rules and policies that apply to non- technology related behavior also apply to technology related student behavior.  All use of school-owned technologies is limited to educational purposes.

P RIVACY  Students should not expect that what they write or publish online is private.  The school reserves the right to monitor and track all interactions that take place through the use of technology on school property.

U SE OF T ECHNOLOGY IS A PRIVILEGE AND COMES WITH PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Because I respect myself, I will not… Access material that is offensive or obscene Misrepresent who I am

Because I respect others, I will not…

Because I respect my school, I will not… Use the school name or logo online Visit RateMyTeacher.com or RateMyCoach.com

Because I am honest, I will … Give appropriate credit to others Respect copyrighted material Provide accurate information online

Not at MAA Social Networking Online Games Personal Instant Messaging

Contacting Teachers Using Check with parent through SchoolNotes Use Netiquette Sorry, teachers are just too busy to text you, befriend you, read your blogs, tweets or online postings. Maybe after they retire in 50 years, you can reconnect.

Tell a teacher if...  You accidentally access inappropriate information  Someone sends you inappropriate information  You see someone deliberately or accidentally access inappropriate information  You see someone use technology in a way that violates this policy

Please leave at home…

If in doubt… ask or don’t do it!!