Acceptable Use Policy K-2
BRIARCLIFF MANOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY
STUDENT NETWORK AND INTERNET USERS
TODD SCHOOL GRADES K - 2
SCHOOL YEAR 2017-2018
Using the computer correctly is a very important job. I promise that I will:
- Follow these rules in the same way that I follow the other school and district rules that are in the code of conduct.
- Use the Internet and computers for my schoolwork only.
- Show the same respect for others on the school computer networks just as I do in the classroom or school hallway.
- Not give my password to another student to use.
- Stay only on the web pages that my teacher shows me.
- Ask for help if I don't know what to do.
- Never give my picture; my name, address, or home phone number; or the name of my school to anyone on the Internet.
- Tell my teacher if I read or see something on the Internet that makes me feel uncomfortable.
- Respect all school computers and use them correctly.
- Not copy other people's work from the computer and say that it is mine.
I understand that:
- Network files are not private. Teachers may view the contents at any time.
- An author is a person who puts something they thought of by himself or herself (an original idea) and who fixes it in any medium such as a written story, painting, photograph, recorded music, video, website, etc. When I copy an author's work or idea for schoolwork, I must make sure people know it is the other person's idea and not mine.
- I will always give credit to the author by saying the name of the author and where I found the information (the source). For example, Eric Carle is the author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar. If I copied his original ideas from his book, his website, or his pictures, I must tell where I got the information. He has the right to control when someone copies his ideas, his words and the pictures.
- I will check with my teacher before I use someone else's work for public display such as on the Internet.