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Classroom Technology Rules

by mbelts · shared 20 days ago
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Classroom TechnologyTechnology RulesStudent ResponsibilityEducational TechnologyTechnology PrivilegesRespect For Technology
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Sneak peek · question 1

What is one rule regarding mobile technology devices in the classroom?

4 choices · multiple choice
    Question 02

    What are the potential consequences for a student who violates technology rules in the classroom?

    Question 03

    What could happen if a student violates technology rules?

    Question 04

    What should students do to protect classroom technology in relation to food and drinks?

    • A)
      Keep food and drinks near technology
    • B)
      No food/drinks should be near technology
    • C)
      Eat and drink while using technology
    • D)
      Share food with classmates while using technology
    Question 05

    What does it mean for students to treat technology with respect in the classroom?

    Question 06

    What actions should students take regarding files that belong to others?

    Question 07

    What are students required to do when they notice another student's file left open on a device?

    • A)
      They must ignore it.
    • B)
      They should alert the teacher or creator of the file.
    • C)
      They are allowed to alter it for educational purposes.
    • D)
      They should close the file immediately without notification.
    Question 08

    What is a key guideline for using technology in the classroom?

    Question 09

    What should Google Drive be used for in the classroom?

    Question 10

    What is the primary use of Google Drive in the classroom according to the policy?

    • A)
      For personal projects only
    • B)
      For classroom assignments only
    • C)
      For collaborative games
    • D)
      For communication with parents