Technology Touchdown! Game I

What does Respect and Protect at MES mean?

• Respect and protect yourself
• Respect and protect each other
• Respect and protect the equipment
• All of these answers are correct

At MES, laptops, chrome books and other school digital devices are tools for learning. They are not toys for games.

• true
• false

Shawn Carr was born in 2006. What is her correct computer user name?

• [e-mail]
• [e-mail]
• 06scarr
• 2006shawncarr

When you type in your user name for the computer or to your FCPS Google account, you always need:

• a pencil
• a puppy
• @my.fcps.org
• tacos

What is always your password?

• 8 digit student ID number
• telephone number
• Last 4 digits of student ID number
• Razz Kids number

Why should you keep your hands on your own computer?

• If someone needs help, it's better to tell him instead of doing it for him.
• You might mess up someone's work or computer.
• You don't want people touching your stuff. You shouldn't touch other people's stuff.
• All of these answers are correct.

Why should you only
go only where your teacher instructs you to go. 

• You could end up in an inappropriate site.
• You may get behind in the lesson and waste valuable time.
• You may catch a virus or have your account contaminated.
• All of these.

Why shouldn't you change the settings on your MES device, unless instructed by a  teacher?

• It could mess up how other programs work on the device.
• It's not really your device. Others have to use it.
• Mrs. Carr doesn't have time to reset devices for each class.
• All of these answers are correct

What would a good digital citizen do in the following situation? 
Nick sees that his classmate left her account open on a school computer by mistake. Nick decides to ____________

• look through the materials on her account
• log out of her account and let her know that he closed it for her
• not do anything and let someone else deal with it
• just use her account then log out

I will use computers, technology tools and the internet

• with adult permission and supervision
• whenever I want to
• when my friend says it's OK
• when I see others using them