Thousand Islands High School
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Access.
Etiquette.
Inappropriate behavior.
Law.
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Safety is about making sure you don't get hurt or injured using technology and security is about protecting your identity.
Safety is about making sure people don't know who you are online and security is about making sure your computer doesn't get a virus.
Safety is about protecting your identity and Security is about logging off from your computer when it's not being used.
To be part of an internet group.
To be a good person.
To have a good reputation on the digital world.
To play online games.
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To protect all internet users.
To monitor the internet.
To ensure integrity of internet.
Both A and C.
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It can make you famous.
It can affect you from getting a good job.
It will make many people like you.
It's not important to be a good Digital Citizen.
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The Student Handbook.
The Acceptable Use Policy.
The Internet User Contract.
The Internet Account Policy.
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You might be embarrassed when you finally get to see them.
They might not want to continue to be your friend.
You don't really know if what they are typing to you is really the truth.
All of the above.
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Information you share online can be widely distributed.
Information shared online can be almost impossible to remove from the web.
Will sharing this information damage my reputation or that of someone else?
All of the above.
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The student agenda book.
Computer class.
People Magazine.
Nurses Office.
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To go on facebook, myspace, and twitter.
To be able to check your personal e-mail.
To learn digitally, other than just pen and paper.
There are no benefits. Pen and paper is the best way to learn everything in this modern world.
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To have a lot of tools that you can use for school.
Facebook, myspace, and twitter.
There are no negative sides. Everything you want you can have digitally.
To become addicted to the internet, having no social life with family or friends.
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Digital Commerce.
Digital Literacy.
Digital Access.
Digital Law.
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Be mature and just ignore it.
Tell someone and keep the evidence.
Be strong and use similar methods in return.
All of the above.
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It wastes storage space on your hard drive.
It might contain a computer virus.
It wastes your valuable time.
All of the above.
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To be able to see friends without meeting them face to face.
To meet strangers.
To share personal information with everyone.
There are no benefits.
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Apple use policy.
Acceptable use policy.
Appropriate use program.
Appropriate use policy.
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Because nobody should know it.
So people don't stalk you or hack into your computer.
So that you can make your website anonymous.
It doesn't matter if it is safe or not.
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Damaged reputations.
Prosecution for possessing, sending, and/or receiving child pornography.
Damaged relationships.
All of the above.
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Anytime.
When you have permission from your teacher.
When you have permission from your parent.
Never.
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Being lazy.
Less expensive and you do not need to use cash.
There are no benefits.
Not having to go to the store, and being able to look at the whole store collection of goods.
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There are no negative sides. It's perfect. You don't need to move.
More expensive.
It requires your personal information and credit card number.
You have to look through many things to find what you want.
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Parents.
Students.
Teachers.
All of the above.
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Signing the AUP.
Being connected through the TICSD filtering system.
Sharing your PED with a friend.
Texting.
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Low or off.
Vibrate or off.
Specialized ring tone.
High.
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Never.
When you have permission from your teacher.
When noone is looking.
Anytime.
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Copyrighted and should be treated as other's property.
Available for anyone to use as they want.
Easy to copy and paste so it looks original.
Unreliable and should be held suspect.
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Long and full of details.
Made up of many ideas.
Short and to the point.
Sent without a subject line.
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Students.
Teachers.
The principal.
Everyone.
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3G.
4G.
The schools filtering system.
All of the above.
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Use it, if it is for educational use.
Take it, and use it as they want.
Not use the information because it is too much trouble.
Ask permission from the author or at least cite the source.
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Teacher.
Principal.
Guidance Counselor.
All of the above
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Give personal information freely.
Be cautious about giving information.
Provide passwords and credit information if asked.
Not tell anyone about people they meet online.
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Educational purposes.
Texting with your friends.
Keeping your parents informed of your activities throughout the day.
Digital Commerce.
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Digital Communication.
Digital Etiquette.
Digital Literacy.
Digital Rights and Responsibilities.
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Digital Commerce.
Digital Literacy.
Digital Access.
Digital Security.
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Digital Security.
Digital Rights and Responsibilities.
Digital Communication.
Digital Access.
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Digital Literacy.
Digital Health and Wellness.
Digital Etiquette.
Digital Communication.
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Digital Rights and Responsibilities.
Digital Etiquette.
Digital Access.
Digital Communication.
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In any public messages.
In any private messages.
In any material posted online by you.
All of the above.
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Digital Etiquette.
Digital Security.
Digital Access.
Digital Law.
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Okay as long as these people live far away.
Never a good idea, no matter the reason.
Fine as long as the people are nice.
Nothing to worry about.
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Do whatever they want, no one ever checks.
Ask teachers and parents about what can be done.
Not ask parents and teachers because they never allow anything.
Ask their friends because they know about technology.
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An animal book.
A search engine page.
Your pictures from the zoo.
A Web page.
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Internet Use Policy.
Parent Waiver.
Technology Acceptance Form.
Acceptable Use Policy.
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Everyday.
When your teacher asks you to bring it to school.
When the principal asks you to bring it to school.
Never.
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The school district.
Your teacher.
Your friend.
You.
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Ask staff member for permission to use them.
Remove your head phones / ear-buds.
Text your teacher if you are going to be late for class.
There are no rules.
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Doesn't matter as long as you are comfortable.
Depends on where you are.
Isn't something to worry about.
Is important, because improper seating cause physical problems later.
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