Digital Citizenship (Device Responsibility)

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When you place a chromebook back in the trolley, you must make sure you...

Back

Make sure they go back in the right slot and go on charge

Front

Match the action to the likely outcome: "Touching or pressing on the screen"

Back

Can damage the screen

Front

Match the action to the likely outcome: "Leaving mice / headphones plugged in when moving"

Back

Can damage USB/headphone ports

Front

"Picking it up by the screen"

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Can damage the screen

Front

If chromebooks have to be moved they should be...

• Held from the top
• Held from underneath
• Spun around your head
• Used as make-shift stilts

Back

Held from underneath

Front

What is NOT something you need to check when you get your Chromebook? Options: The case, The screen, The keyboard, The peripherals (mice, keyboard, headphones etc), The printer

Back

The printer

Front

What do you need to do if you notice damage on your device?

Back

Report it straight away - you don't want to get blamed for it if the next person reports it!

Front

When should you be checking for, and reporting, damage?

Back

Throughout the lesson

Front

Which of our 8 conditions does taking responsibility for chromebooks, and any accidental damage, fall under?

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Leadership and responsibility

Front

Where is data stored on Google Drive accessible?

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Anywhere you can log into google, including at home and any school device