LAUSD Responsible Use Policy (RUP) BUL – 999.11 Attachment A.

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LAUSD Responsible Use Policy (RUP) BUL – Attachment A

Purpose  Following the RUP will keep you and others safe.  We all need to follow federal and state laws about online use.

What is a “user?”  Anyone using computers, the internet, , and all other forms of electronic communication provided by District networks or equipment, regardless of location is a “user.”

Privacy  Users do not have privacy.  The District can and will monitor your online activities.  The District can copy, store, share this information with adults as necessary.  This includes .

1. I am responsible for practicing positive digital citizenship  Practice positive digital citizenship: appropriate behavior and contributions on websites, social media, discussion boards, media sharing sites, and all other communications.  Be honest.  What you do online may not disrupt school activities or compromise school safety and security.

1. I am responsible for practicing positive digital citizenship  Discussion topic  What are some popular online behaviors that do not follow positive digital citizenship?  What could you do instead?

2. I am responsible for keeping personal information private  Do not share personal information about yourself or others.  Do not meet someone that you have only met on the internet.  Check privacy setting on websites that you visit.  Follow all laws, the RUP and District security policies.

2. I am responsible for keeping personal information private  What could happen if you share personal information?

3. I am responsible for my passwords and my actions on District accounts.  Do not share District or school usernames or passwords with anyone.  Do not access someone else’s accounts.  Log out of accounts when work is complete.  Log others out if you see that they have forgotten.

3. I am responsible for my passwords and my actions on District accounts.  What could happen if you share user names and passwords  For your ?  For Edmodo?  For Engrade?  For other sites? g

4. I am responsible for my verbal, written, and artistic expression.  Use school appropriate language in all of your electronic communications.  If you’re not sure about the language, ask yourself if you would say it in front of a grandmother.

5. I am responsible for treating others with respect and dignity.  Do not send or post hateful, discriminatory or harassing digital communications.  Do not engage in sexting.  Any bullying, including cyber bullying is unacceptable.

5. I am responsible for treating others with respect and dignity.  Do you feel cyber bullying is a problem? If so, why do kids do it?

6. I am responsible for accessing only educational content when using District technology.  No material that is hate speech, sexually explicit, or violent.  Exceptions must be approved by the teacher or administrator as part of the assignment.  No illegal, political, or commercial purposes.

6. I am responsible for accessing only educational content when using District technology.  If you can’t see it or do it during the school day, then you can’t see it or do it online.

7. I am responsible for respecting and maintaining the security of District electronic resources and networks.  Do not try to get past the firewall.  Do not use proxy servers.  Do not use or install illegal software or apps.  Do not access a personal data plan using the District network.  No hacking.

8. I am responsible for taking all reasonable care when handling District equipment.  Report any known or suspected acts of vandalism.  Respect your and others’ use and access to District equipment.

8. I am responsible for taking all reasonable care when handling District equipment.  What are some things you’ve seen with school equipment?  Why is vandalism of school equipment a problem?

9. I am responsible for respecting the work of others.  Follow copyright and fair use policies.  Do not copy someone else’s work and present it as your own.  Cite your sources.  Do not download illegally obtained music, software, apps, and other works.

10. If you do not follow the RUP..  You may get restricted access or no access at all.  You may have disciplinary or legal action against you. computer.htm