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Ethics and Computer Responsibilities
- 1. New EGHS Students Internet Safety And Brevard County Schools’ AUP Agreement
- 2. Student Responsibilities • Network User ID • Network password
- 3. Student Responsibilities • Forgotten passwords and locked accounts can be fixed by visiting the technology office in the media center.
- 4. Student Responsibilities • Use of the internet is limited to assignments and research given by your instructor. • Information from Internet sources used in projects should be sited the same as references to printed materials.
- 5. Student Privacy • Privacy in communication over the Internet and the Network is NOT guaranteed. • The District reserves the right to monitor, review and inspect any directories, files and/or messages residing on EGHS computers.
- 6. District Filters • Brevard County employs a filter to protect students from harmful sites on the World Wide Web. • FILTERS ARE NOT 100% GUARANTEED
- 7. Proprietary Rights • Websites created and hosted through the District’s servers remain the property of Brevard County Schools.
- 8. Downloading/Saving information • You may not download programs or information to your computer without teacher approval. • You are requested to use jump drives for saving information.
- 9. If you are a hacker….. • DON’T…..that’s all…DON’T
- 10. Acceptable Use Policy •All students must have a signed AUP on file in the Technology Office at EGHS. • NO AUP = NO COMPUTER ACCESS
- 11. Netiquette • Be Polite • Be courteous • Be respectful • Use appropriate school language • Never reveal names, addresses, phone numbers or passwords of yourself or other students while communicating on the internet.
Notes de l'éditeur
- Speaking points: Add voice to each slide according to these notes: If you are watching these slides, it is either the beginning of the school year or you are a new student here at Eau Gallie High School. All students are required to become familiar with Network and Internet safety and to apply these guidelines when using a computer.
- Your Network user ID is your student number and your network password will be created by you upon first logon. You may never use another person’s logon credentials and you may not use a computer unless you are successfully logged in. You should not ever share your network password for any reason.
- There may be times when you forget your password or lock yourself out of the system. Mrs. Burns will help you reset your password. Her office is in the media center. Another option is to wait 45 minutes and your account will unlock.
- Eau Gallie students may access websites for research directed by their teacher. Students may not use chat rooms or instant messaging on district computers.
- Computers in all EGHS classrooms and business labs are monitored by the Network Operations Center in Viera.
- Always tell a teacher if you stumble upon an inappropriate website. We can have these sites blocked. And, if a site you need for research is blocked, there are steps we can take to try to unblock the site.
- Websites that you might create as part of a Web Development class or for a teacher are the property of Brevard County Schools.
- Many of the newer computers are no longer being purchased with floppy disk drives. A USB drive, often known as a jump drive or pen drive is your best bet for saving files you will need to use again later.
- Hackers are removed from ALL computer courses and reassigned to courses that do not require use of a computer. They are also prohibited from using the media center computing resources. Any malicious use of District computers or network services to harass other users or infiltrate a computer is prohibited.
- By signing the Acceptable Use Policy, you and your parents indicate an understanding of the Network Computer Use policy designed by our school system.
- Finally, common sense prevails with computers as with most daily activities in a school. If you follow computer Netiquette, you will remain in good standing as a computer user at EGHS.