Learning about the Acceptable Use Policy at Crisafulli Elementary School Presented by Mrs. Gardner Sept. 2007.

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Learning about the Acceptable Use Policy at Crisafulli Elementary School Presented by Mrs. Gardner Sept. 2007

The Rules of the Road How do people stay safe? What does a driver need to know?

Operating a computer is like driving a car. Both have sets of rules to keep people safe.

The Acceptable Use Policy  Our set of rules to keep you safe while using the computers here at Crisafulli Elementary School

Buckle Up! Keep personal information private: »Your name »Your age »Your address »Your phone number »Your picture

Look Both Ways! You only should meet an online friend with your parent or guardian. Always tell an adult if you feel uncomfortable about something that you see or receive on a computer. Only use appropriate language in your work on the computer.

Wrong Way! Stay out of other people’s files/work on the computer. Go to appropriate websites only on the information super highway.

Tune Up! Respect the computing environment. Always tell where you find your information and pictures.

Full Speed Ahead Are you ready to earn your license?

Question 1 True or False: You should give out your name and address while online.

Question 2 True or False: It’s o.k. to meet an online friend if your parent goes with you.

Question 3 True or False: If someone bothers you online, never tell an adult.

Question 4 True or False: Use appropriate language in all of your computer work.

Question 5 Fill in the blank: Only go in your own _ _ _ _ on the computer.

Question 6 Fill in the blank: Only visit websites that will _ _ _ _ you do your school work.

Question 7 True or False: Always treat the computers with respect.

Question 8 Fill in the blank: A good researcher tells where _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and pictures come from on the Internet.

How did you do? Are you ready to roll?

Congratulations! You have earned your license to operate a computer at Crisafulli Elementary School!

You have a green light! But don’t forget- A license is a privilege. It’s your responsibility to continue to show everyone that you know how to follow the rules.