ICT Classroom Rules

One of our tasks for this week was to create ICT related classroom rules. So, I thought of sharing you my work. Here are 10 classroom rules for positive ICT use:

1.    TAKE CARE OF THE MOBILE AND COMPUTER DEVICES

Hold the devices properly and be careful not to damage them by overusing them or dropping them on the floor. Do not litter on the computer bench. Food and drinks are not allowed in front of the computer. Switch the devices off when not in use.

 

2.    DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING INSIDE THE COMPUTER

Leave the computer or mobile screen as what you have found it. Do not download anything and do not install or uninstall any kind of software without asking permission from the teacher.

 

3.    ASK TEACHER FOR HELP WHEN ACCESSING UNFAMILIAR SOFTWARE

When using applications you are not familiar with, ask your teacher how to use it. Accessing them without proper knowledge might lead you to misuse it or change its settings.

 

4.    THINK BEFORE YOU CLICK

Always be respectful when communicating with people online. Do not use foul words and be sure to use proper capitalization and punctuation. Check your grammar and spelling before posting your ideas or feedback. Always set a kind and professional tone.

 

5.    GIVE CREDIT

When using pictures or texts you have found on the internet, be sure to paraphrase or crop the picture out for fair use. Always cite your sources.

 

6.    DO NOT ABUSE INTERNET DATA

Only access trusted websites and do not consume a lot of internet data by surfing unnecessary sites that take up a lot of internet usage. Be sure to surf safe and secure software and websites.

 

7.    RESPECT EVERYONE’S PRIVACY

Protect your own privacy by not giving out your personal information to untrusted people and website. Do not download somebody else’s personal pictures and do not share their personal information online without their permission.

 

8.    CHECK YOUR FACTS

When reading articles online, be sure to validate your source and research about the topic you are reading. Be careful about reading and sharing fake news and malicious articles. Ask your teacher for help when checking information online.

 

9.    BE PRESENTABLE

When participating in video calls or any activities that require your physical appearance, be sure to groom yourself and wear proper attire.

 

10.  ICT GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT

Be sure to educate your classmates on properly accessing the online world and gently using the computer devices. You may reach out to your teacher when you need guidance and support.

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