Responsibilities for Using the Internet
Student Responsibilities
- Obtain permission from your teacher before accessing network resources
- Follow teacher guidelines and instructions on appropriate use of the Internet
and other network resources
- Limit searches to the content being researched
- Visit only those websites you are using for the current classroom activity
- no surfing
- Do not check your home e-mail at school
- Credit all resources when utilizing information accessed (observe copyright
guidelines)
- Obtain permission from your teacher before downloading or printing
- Do not use computer resources for playing games or listening to
music (either personal cds or from the Internet) except when
that is the
focus of the
lesson
- Follow appropriate network etiquette
- Follow all rules of the district Acceptable
Use Policy
Network Etiquette
- Be polite; messages typed in all capital letters are the computer equivalent
of shouting and considered rude
- Use appropriate language; swearing, vulgarity,
ethnic or racial slurs and any other inflammatory language are prohibited
- Pretending
to be someone else when sending/receiving messages is considered inappropriate
- Transmitting
obscene messages or pictures is prohibited
- Revealing personal addresses
or phone numbers of the user or others is prohibited
- Using the Internet
in such a way that would disrupt the use of the network by other users
is prohibited
The network is a resource, just as books, newspapers, magazines and videos
are sources of information. Students may not access or bring inappropriate
materials into the classroom, whether in print or electronic formats.
Violations any of the above may result in disciplinary actions and/or loss of
access privileges without a warning.
This rule list adapted from TAIS Manual, Fort Bend ISD.