Digital Citizenship - Technology

Digital Citizenship

While working in a digital and collaborative environment, students should always conduct themselves as good digital citizens by remembering the following:

• Respect Yourself. You help respect yourself through the actions you take online. Be sure to always use caution when selecting information, images and other media you use. In addition, carefully consider what personal information you post. Be sure that they always act with integrity.

• Protect Yourself. Be sure that no matter what you place online will put you at risk. Under no circumstances should you publish personal details, contact information, or daily schedules of activities. Always protect your passwords and accounts. If you think that your information has been compromised, please tell your parents or a teacher as soon as possible who will help you with next steps.

• Respect Others. Never use online means to antagonize, bully, harass, stalk people, or hack into their accounts. Do not visit websites that are degrading to others, pornographic, racist, or inappropriate.

Mundelein District 75  1:1 Chromebook Handbook

Included in the handbook:

• Chromebook Agreement, (Grades 4-8)
   
• The District 75 Acceptable Use Policy, Board Policy 6:235 (“Access to Electronic Networks”), and the Internet Acceptable Use Policy for Elementary Students. (Grades K-8)