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Goal
Develop Policies and Policy Implementation Procedures for staff and students related to technology usage
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Students Raj Adusumilli, Assistant Superintendent, Information - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Students Raj Adusumilli, Assistant Superintendent, Information - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
APS Policy Update Electronic Technologies Acceptable Use for Students Raj Adusumilli, Assistant Superintendent, Information Services Tara Nattrass, Assistant Superintendent, Teaching and Learning April 19, 2018 Goal Develop Policies and
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New Policies and Policy Revisions
Acceptable Use Policy Purpose Timeline
45-2 Internet Filtering and State Guidelines Approved February 1 20-2.210 Electronic Technologies Acceptable Use for Students Acceptable Use Elements November 15: Community Meeting January-March: Drafting March 5: Community Meeting March 7: ACI Input March 6-16: Online Input April 19: School Board Information May 3: School Board Action 20-2.210 Electronic Technologies Acceptable Use for Staff Acceptable Use Elements Late Spring: Drafting 20-20.215 Acceptable Use of Social Media Social Media Expectations Late Spring: Drafting
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Current APS Policies
- 20-2.210 Acceptable Use of Networked
Information Resources
- 20-2.215 Acceptable Use of Social Media
- 30-2.3 Internet Policy
- 45 Technology
- 45-2 Acceptable Use of Electronic Networked
Resources and Internet Safety
– 45-2 Internet
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Recommended Policies
- 20-2.210 Acceptable Use of Networked
Information Resources
– Electronic Technologies Acceptable Use: Students – Electronic Technologies Acceptable Use: Staff
- 20-2.215 Acceptable Use of Social Media
- 30-2.3 Internet Policy
- 45 Technology
- 45-2 Acceptable Use of Electronic Networked
Resources and Internet Safety
– 45-2 Internet
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Development Process Community Meetings: May and November 2017 Drafting Team:
- Current APS Policies
- Policies Recommended by CoSN and Common
Sense Media
- VSBA Recommendation
Community Meetings: March 2018
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Additional Considerations
Consideration Addressed in…
Desire to eliminate the digital divide Digital devices provided to students in 2-12 grades Expectations by grade level and enhancing the curriculum Curriculum documents and instructional framework Evaluation of current implementation Planned for 2018-19 Keyboarding instruction Curriculum documents Non-instructional use during the school day Policy Implementation Procedures Digital Device Handbook Personalized learning versus digital learning Personalized learning webpage Spring parent meetings Professional Learning guidelines Policy Implementation Procedures (Staff AUP) Professional Learning Framework Screen time concerns Policy Implementation Procedures Spring parent meetings Use of devices at home Policy Implementation Procedures Spring parent meetings
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Electronic Technologies Acceptable Use Policy
Key Components:
- Educational Purpose
- Acceptable Use
- Discipline
- Privacy
- Personal Safety
- Care of Device
- Shared Responsibility
- Non-Educational Use
- Liability
- Evaluation
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