Questions and Answers
What does digital citizenship emphasize?
Which of the following should you NEVER share online?
What is one recommended action if webpages are not loading properly?
What should you do if your Chrome browser displays an update icon?
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Which of the following is NOT a part of your Google account's privacy?
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What is a critical reminder regarding sharing online content?
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What action is suggested if Chrome is malfunctioning?
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In the context of using school accounts, what should be taken seriously?
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What is the primary benefit of practicing digital citizenship monthly?
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What should you do if your device is unresponsive?
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Study Notes
Acceptable Use
- Defines rules for using school internet and devices, including equipment use, internet use, and safety.
- Emphasizes the importance of monitoring device usage by teachers and parents.
Device Lending Agreement
- Students are responsible for loss or damages; sharing devices with peers is prohibited.
- Agreement covers warranty damage, intentional damage, and lost or stolen devices.
- Specific fees for damage:
- 1st instance: Keyboard or screen damage (Chromebook: $200).
- Subsequent instances increase in fees, up to $405 for the 3rd occurrence of loss.
Care for Devices
- Keep devices safe, clean, and away from food and drinks.
- Report any device malfunctions to the teacher promptly.
Daily Preparedness
- Charge devices nightly and bring necessary accessories (headphones, charger, mouse).
Digital Footprint
- Refers to the permanent information about a person based on online activities.
- Information includes videos, pictures, comments, and search history.
- Anything posted online can remain accessible even if deleted.
Approved Sites and Resources
- Use designated teacher websites, student resources, and library services for research.
- Notify teachers about any inappropriate sites accessed accidentally.
Google Apps for Education
- Google accounts should only be used for school purposes; activity is monitored.
- Report any suspicious emails to teachers immediately.
Internet Use Guidelines
- Always obtain teacher permission prior to creating new accounts or visiting unfamiliar websites.
- Report inappropriate websites or ads to teachers without hesitation.
Monitoring by Round Rock ISD
- The district monitors all activity on school Gmail accounts and Chromebooks at home and school.
- Includes monitoring Google Drive and search histories.
Cyber Security
- Keep personal information private online (name, address, phone number, password).
Digital Citizenship
- Focuses on being responsible and respectful online.
- Monthly lessons on digital citizenship provided by teachers.
Copyright Awareness
- Just because information is accessible online doesn’t mean it’s permissible to share.
Common Problems in Google Chrome
- Steps to troubleshoot common issues:
- Restart the device if unsure about problems.
- Clear cache and cookies if websites aren't loading properly.
- Update Chrome if an update alert appears in the top corner.
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Description
This quiz covers the concepts of acceptable use with the internet and devices in a school environment. Students will learn about equipment use, internet safety, Google account management, and the importance of security. Understanding these guidelines helps ensure safe and responsible technology use.
