1	Student Technology Guidelines Glenwood Middle School Fall 2004
2	Internet is a Privilege Not a Right!
3	Students Using Computers Must: Have permission Be monitored by a staff member Use for educational or enrichment activities only!
4	Forbidden Activities Email Chat sessions Newsgroups Instant messaging
5	Usernames & Passwords Do not access other’s accounts Do not tell your password Log off every time you leave the computer
6	Internet Violations No pornographic material No gambling No harassment No illegal activities No breaking of school rules No ordering of anything online No downloads No off color material
7	When in doubt, get OUT!
8	Personal Information Do not reveal any information about yourself or others! Name Address Age Phone Numbers Email Addresses
9	Accounts Are not private Can be accessed by tech administrators Are monitored Can be questioned by any staff member
10	Downloading Files No downloads without permission. This includes: Programs Games Music Video Radio channels
11	Computer Settings Changed only by computer teacher Tell staff if accidental Tell staff if found when logging in Do not change anything without permission
12	Web Page Students name: first name and last initial Only with parent permission Must follow copyright permissions
13	M Drives Should be kept clean Are monitored Accessed only by owner or tech administrator
14	Intentional Equipment Abuse Charged for repairs and parts Could be up to $90.00 per hour Extra laser printouts 10 cents per page
15	Consequences Warning Tech suspension – 20 days Tech suspension – 3 months Tech suspension – 1 year Can include additional consequences by school administrators Tech suspension includes all computers, printers, graphing calculators, cameras, etc. Parents will be notified