Be responsible (digital agreement)

How many parts does the digital agreement have?

• 4

• 5

• 7

• 6

Today we are going to review the "Be responsible" section of the digital agreement. What is one/two words that comes to mind when you hear being responsible while using tech?

I left my laptop on the floor and Ms. Flavia has accidentally stepped on it. She will now have to pay for me to get a new laptop.

• True

• False

7. How can regularly restarting your laptop help keep it functioning well? Choose all that apply.

• It clears temporary files and memory, improving performance.

• It installs software updates that can fix bugs or improve security.

• It helps prevent overheating by giving the laptop a break.

• It closes programs running in the background that can slow down the system.

• It improves battery life.

Why should you only touch and use someone else’s device if they give you permission? Choose the one that is the most important reason to you.

• It shows you respect their things, which helps build trust.

• To respect their privacy and not look at their personal stuff.

• To avoid accidentally breaking or changing something on their device.

• You won’t get blamed if something goes wrong with the device.

How long do you have to answer emails and chats from your teachers?

• 12h

• 24h

• 20h

• 48h

Choose the strategies that you apply to help you stay focused during class.

• Disable non-essential notifications (from chats)

• Use "Focus" on your MacBook (example: Do not disturb/ customize your own)

• Keep distracting apps and websites closed to minimize temptation

• Organize your tabs effectively to avoid searching for things too long

Why must I not access or share others' personal information or files without their permission? Choose all that apply.

• To keep classmates' personal information safe and secure.

• To build trust and create a positive classroom environment.

• To avoid conflicts or misunderstandings from accessing others' private information.

• To follow school rules and maintain good ethical behavior.

• To prevent problems that could arise from sharing or misusing others' information.