Virtual Learning Etiquette

Virtual Meeting Etiquette

Our main goal is keeping students safe on-line. Please reference School Board Policies 815 and 815.1, regarding electronic communication and information systems and network, which includes Internet access, whether wired, wireless, cellular, or by any other means.

• ~Only individuals that have an invitation link and a password are able to join a video conference. Students are not to share these links and passwords with others.

Student Expectations

• Students are expected to conduct themselves appropriately. Their actions should always reflect our district policies and procedures.

• All students are to adhere to the same standards of behavior online as they would face-to-face. Students are not permitted to take or post images, videos or screenshots of classmates, teachers or class content and post to the web or social media.

• All students are to support and assist efforts to promote acceptance of others. Teasing or demeaning behavior will not be tolerated.

Parent Expectations

• Remind your child that they are responsible for following school guidelines for behavior. Their actions should always reflect our district policies and procedures.

• Parents are not permitted to take or post images, videos or screenshots of students, teachers or class content and post to the web or social media.

• This is an important time for teachers to connect with students. We appreciate you being quiet observers. If you have a question or concern, please schedule an appointment with your child’s teacher.

Suggestions for a Successful Virtual Meeting Experience

• Choose to work in a quiet spot in your home with minimum background noise and distractions.

• Advise family members that you will be starting a live meeting to avoid interruption. Staying in one location during the class meeting works best.

• Keep yourself on mute until it’s your turn to speak. This helps everyone to hear each other and to focus.