Central Decatur 1 1 Program Information

Central Decatur 1: 1 Program Information

Mac. Book Air Usage Agreement Highlights A look at digital citizenship. . .

Mac. Book Air Usage Agreement ■ The Mac. Book is the property of Central Decatur CSD. ■ It is intended for educational use ■ Usage is a privilege ■ Supports the learning environment

Mac. Book Air Policies ■ Bring your charged Macbook to school every day ■ Don’t share it ■ Keep it in the bag when not in use ■ Treat it as if it were your own

Mac. Book Air Policies ■ Student code of conduct applies in the digital world ■ Do not deface the Mac. Book Air or the bag ■ Mac. Book Air is subject to inspection at any time

Mac. Book Air Policies (Parents) ■ Monitor students at home ■ Read and follow the guidelines in the Laptop Computer Use Agreement ■ Know your student’s password ■ Have them show you what they are doing in class

Theft Protection ■ Keep your Mac. Book Air under your control at all times ■ Don’t leave it in a car or on top of your locker ■ You could be liable for loss

Loss & Theft ■ Insurance and deductible - $100 1 st occurrence - $250 2 nd occurrence - Full replacement cost further occurrences or gross negligence ■ Loss of Equipment - Report to Mr. Evertsen or Mr. Huppert - File a police report if happens off campus

Do the right thing ■ Misuse of equipment or network can result in - 1 st offense: Three week suspension of network/internet privileges - 2 nd offense: Nine week suspension of network/internet privileges - Third Offense: Suspension of privileges for remainder of year.

21 st Century Skills Managing your personal mobile environment. . . safely

Personal Data Management ■ Back up your data ■ It is YOUR responsibility ■ If a computer is serviced, you may lose all data ■ Save all documents to the Documents folder

Stay Safe Online ■ Be careful about what you share ■ Once something is posted, it may be permanently available to the world ■ Safeguard your passwords ■ Use a strong password ■ Beware of strangers

Identity Protection ■ Safeguard your identity ■ Never share your vital numbers ■ Be cautious when sharing data with web sites ■ Establish “house rules” with your student

Social Media: Personal Branding ■ Others are watching from around the world ■ Impacts college applications and more ■ Companies, recruiters and colleges may review your presence on social media ■ Face. Book, Twitter, Pinterest posts are forever

Social Media ■ Most popular online activity ■ US has 155 million users ■ 46% of teens admitted they shared personal information with strangers Source: Mc. Afee-Harris Online Youth Behavior, 2009

Social Media ■ 62% of adults world-wide use social media ■ Facebook has over 910 million users ■ Minimum age is 13 ■ Average U. S. user has 130 “friends” ■ 70% of users OUTSIDE of USA

Web Site Resources ■ http: //netsmartz. org ■ http: //www. netsmartz 411. org/ ■ http: //iaicac. org ■ http: //cybersmart. org/ ■ http: //www. getnetwise. org/

Sites for parents ■ Learn more! - http: //www. fbi. gov/publications/pguidee. htm http: //www. cyberangels. org/homefront. html http: //www. safekids. com/kidsrules. htm http: //www. isafe. org/

Care and Handling Keeping your Mac. Book Air safe and running normally

Keeping your Mac. Book Airs safe ■ Don’t leave your Mac. Book Air unattended ■ Don’t leave it where the temperature will be very hot or very cold ■ Don’t leave it in a car ■ Don’t feed it ■ Don’t water it ■ Don’t put place pencils, pens or other objects on keyboard, it could severely damage your Mac. Book Air if the lid closes

Cleaning your Mac. Book Air ■ Use only microfiber cloths to clean screens ■ If your computer needs extensive cleaning, take it to Mr. Huppert ■ Do not use solvents or any household cleaners ■ for more information, go to: http: //www. apple. com/support/Mac. Book Air/care/

21 st Century Skills: Power ■ Charge overnight ■ Up to 7 hours of battery life ■ Mobile computing practice - Reduce the number of open applications and features Dim the screen Use only what you need at a given time Best operates in temperatures between 50° and 95°f

21 st Century Skills: Power ■ Make sure your Mac. Book Air goes to sleep before placing it in your bag ■ Go to menu, choose “Sleep” or ■ Close lid, wait for Apple ( ) to dim

21 st Century Skills: Care @ Home the safe at home work zone Safeguar d charger in nontrip area No food “Public Place” in your house No Drinks away from edge of table or desk flat, dry area

21 st Century Skills: Care @ School ■ Stem to the belly or in your bag Use both hands Lid Closed stem of Apple logo towards you

21 st Century Skills: Care @ School ■ Messenger Carry (in Bag) Keep from bounci ng Protect from bumpin g

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