Computer is a fun class, but it important to remember the rules:

1. Respect the equipment. Treat it gently and with care.

2. If you do not know how to do something, ask for help from your teacher or a friend.

3. Keep all food, drinks, and gum away from the computers and out of the computer lab.

4. Do not touch the computers while instructions are being given.

5. Do not touch anyone else's computer or files.

6. Report any problems to the teacher immediately.

7. Do not change any settings without the teacher's permission.

8. Do not access any websites without permission. MySpace, Facebook, and other social networking sites are NOT allowed.

Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) for Student Network and Internet Usage

The purpose of making technology available is to enhance teaching and educational discovery. Acceptable Use is an extension of the St. Agatha School Code of Conduct. Students are responsible for appropriate behavior while using computers throughout the school and when on the network. Appropriate network etiquette will be expected at all times. Any infraction of network/computer use rules may lead to discipline as well as suspension of the use of the network/computer.

The following are considered unacceptable use of the computer/network:

• Using the network for non-school related activities.
• Plagiarism/violating copyright laws.
• Destroying or vandalizing computer equipment.
• Depleting resources intentionally, such as paper.
• Violating the privacy of others, revealing passwords.
• Using someone else's account.
• Using abusive language or profanity.
• Spreading computer viruses.
• Posting other's material.
• Sending or receiving inappropriate material.
• Posting personal information that would jeopardize anyone's - including your own - safety.
• Illegal use of software, freeware, or shareware or use of any software without the approval of the school.
• Failure to obtain permission prior to use of the computer/computer network. Permission must be granted by a teacher or authorized adult supervisor each time the network is used.
• Visiting internet sites not authorized by the school.
• Using the internet or intranet (in school network) without permission.
• Bringing computer disk(s) of any type to school.
• Reproducing software or shareware.