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A move to Chromebooks means additional responsibilites for students. To ensure they are ready for learning and their devices are adequately cared for, we've put a Chromebook code together to clearly communicate expectations.
A move to Chromebooks means additional responsibilites for students. To ensure they are ready for learning and their devices are adequately cared for, we've put a Chromebook code together to clearly communicate expectations.
Principles
Principles
Chromebooks are supplied by the school, and students are the carers for them. They should be treated well, as you would treat valuable textbooks. Their main purpose is to enhance learning, and this should be the focus of activities done on them. As much as possible, any personal (non-school) use should be on other devices. Emails should be of professional standards.
Looking after a Chromebook
Looking after a Chromebook
When not in use, the Chromebook should be kept in its protective hard case. Don’t let the Chromebook get wet or leave it outside. When using your Chromebook, be sitting down so that it cannot fall. Keep food and drink away from the Chromebook. If you are eating, then the Chromebook should be in its case. Whilst students are at school, Chromebooks should not be used before or after registration or at break and lunchtime without permission. Note down your Chromebook’s serial number in a Google Doc and in your planner.
Classroom Etiquette
Classroom Etiquette
Chromebooks should be fully charged ready for the start of each day. Chromebooks should be kept away in a bag until the teacher gives permission for them to be taken out and used. When out of bags but not in use (for example, when listening to a teacher’s instructions) the Chromebook lid should be shut. When using a Chromebook in school, the installed online safety software must be running. When the teacher asks for attention, as well as being silent, Chromebook lids should be down. Photos or video should not be recorded without permission of those being filmed, or uploaded to external sites.
Software use
Software use
At school, YouTube should not be used before or after registration or at break and lunchtime; only in lessons, as directed by a teacher. Instant messaging and chat should not be used without a teacher's permission. Games should not be played whilst at school. Educational games will need permission from the teacher. All communication should be polite, sensible and responsible. If anything is encountered that is upsetting, offensive or inappropriate, then it should be reported as soon as possible.
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