CCPS Internet Safety Policy2009-2010 school year

The Internet and other Instructional Technologies in the

classroom Are valuable tools for learning Engage students to use 21st century

tools Have a positive impact on education Allow for student creativity Enable students to gather, evaluate

and use information Bring the students into the world they

live

Students are expected to

Use telecommunications for curriculum-related purposes

Practice responsible, ethical , and legal behavior

Observe copyright laws Use appropriate language and behavior Be considerate of others Recognize that technology is a tool to

facilitate learning

Students may not

Access information inconsistent with curriculum-related purposes

Violate the privacy of others Reveal personal information Use telecommunications for any

personal gain or illegal purpose Degrade or disrupt the

telecommunication system

Cyberbulling is strictly prohibited as are other forms of computer misuseThe consequences of unacceptable use

are decided by the principal or teacher in charge and could result in the cancellation of this privilege, or other discipline action, such as suspension or expulsion

The Internet and other Instructional Technologies in the classroom Will model real-world application and

authentic problem solving Will allow students to collaborate and

interact with peers Will offer students more choices Will allow students to develop a

stronger understanding of technology Will allow students to apply digital

tools in the classroom

Resources

Carroll County Student Handbook - http://www.carrollk12.org/assets/File/CCPS%20News/studenthandbook.pdf

National Educational Technology Standards for Students

www.iste.org/Content/NavigationMenu/NETS/ForStudents/NETS_for_Students.htm