Acceptable Use Policy

Lily is having trouble with her computer during class. What is the best thing she can do?

• Tell an adult if there is a problem with her computer.

• Take another student's picture without their permission.

• Copy and paste information without citing the source.

• Make fun of other students online.

Mia and Mason are talking about using their computer. When is it the right time to use their school computer?

• When my teacher, like Mrs. Grabke, says it's ok

• When I want to trick my friends

• When I need help with my homework

• When I make sure to credit to my sources

Jackson is frustrated with a tricky document formatting. Is it okay for him to pound on his keyboard?

• True

• False

Priya, Daniel, and Isla are all using their school-issued laptops. According to the Acceptable Use Policy, they must use the internet for school work only, and the district can monitor their online use. Is this true?

• True

• False

Elijah, Mia, and Ethan are using the internet at school when Elijah spots something strange online. According to the Acceptable Use Policy, should Elijah tell a teacher or principal if he notices any problem while using the internet?

• Yes

• No

I should share a persons private information from the computer

• Yes, my friends won't mind
• No, it their private personal information
• Maybe if it is funny

Abigail and James are discussing school rules. Abigail asks, "Hey James, do you know what AUP stands for?" What is the correct answer?

• Acceptable Use Policy

• American University of Paris

• Auckland University Press

• Agents of Universe Peace

Isla and Ethan are in library class, and they’re tempted to play games or watch videos instead of working. What will happen if they break the AUP for the FIRST time?
(Play games, watch videos, or visit off-topic websites when they shouldn’t)

• Lose my Chromebook for the rest of class

• Lose my Chromebook for the whole year

• I get to keep playing!

Uh-oh! Imagine Harper breaks the AUP for the SECOND time in the library by playing games, watching videos, or visiting off-topic websites. What happens next?

• Lose my Chromebook for another week

• I lose my Chromebook for the rest of class and my parents are notified.

• I get to keep playing!

Liam is chatting online and wonders if it's safe to share his personal information. Should Liam go ahead and use his personal info?

• True

• False