Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Reflection #4
Classroom Rules for Computer Safety
1. Students will not give out any personal information on the computer. (Standard A)
2. Students will keep their password private and not tell anyone their password. (Standard A)
3. Students are to stay off of websites that teachers have banished. (Standard A)
4. Students will not cheat (in any way) but especially by using the computer, e-mail, etc. (Standard C)
5. Students cannot plagiarize any work. (Standard A)
6. If students borrow any information, they will give the credited site. (Standard A)
7. Students will follow the 10% copyright rule when using someone else's work. (Standard A)
8. Students will not click on any link that they are unaware of where it would take them, for example spam, malicious software, etc. (Standard A)
9. Students are not to use the internet for bullying. Bullying will not be tolerated. (Standard B)
10. Students are to ask permission before using the computer. This way, the teacher will know to watch the students and what websites they visit. (Standard A)
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You're classroom computer rules seem reasonable and smart. I especially like Rule 9 and Rule 10. The worst thing about bullying is that it can be seen anywhere and hopefully by having your "no bullying" will be tolerated rule kids can feel protected at least in that way. Number 10 is great because you can always know what your students are doing and the time frame in which they asked you to work on the computer. This rule keeps both you and the students accountable!
ReplyDeleteI really liked your rule 10 about asking permission before using the computer. I never thought about making that a rule. I also liked what you said about not giving out any personal information. This will teach your students about safety and responsiblity. I really liked all of your rules and I think they will be great for your future classroom.
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