Nancy White

Collaborative technologies

 

   

 

  The district supports the use of collaborative technologies. Students are responsible for the content they publish and must use good digital citizenship practices. Collaborative technologies are considered an extension of the classroom and should be used to:

 

   

 
 
•   communicate with other students, parents, community members, or staff members;
 
•   convey information about educational programs; and
 
•   share information electronically.

Student responsibility

 

   

 
 
•   Students are responsible for their own use of digital resources. Academy District 20 is not responsible for damaged, lost or stolen personally owned digital resources.
 
•   Exercise good judgment while using digital resources.
 
•   Make sure that all electronic communications are respectful at all times, and do not violate district bullying policy (JICDE)

On the next clear night, go outside and look up. If you’re away from city lights, you may be amazed by the darkness of the sky between the stars. But what looks like inky black isn’t really so. Even the darkest of night skies still contains the light of all the stars that ever shone.