Student Technology
Digital Citizenship
The Internet is a daily part of life for many students. As a district, safety is our number one priority. The resources below will help students better understand digital citizenship and learn ways to protect themselves online.
Internet Safety Games
Webonauts: Internet Safety | Safety Land | NetSmartz Kids |
Share Jumper | Internet Safety Game
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FBI Cyber Surf Island
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Helpful Tips For Online Students
Key takeaway– Think before you post |
The Internet has a ton of information. These Tutorials from the Acadia University Library will help students learn good searching strategies as they manage the Internet. * Appropriate for grades 5 and up
Searching With Success |
Copyright Activities
Copyright is a form of protection given to the original creator or author or a product. Before copying or sharing the work of others, take a look at the activities below.
Copyright Kids | Cyber Bee Copyright |
Typing Resources
Improve your typing skills with these fun typing games. | ||
e-Learning Keyboarding Skills | Alpha Munchies Typing Game | Type Travel |
Google Resources
Google Docs How To-
Google Forms How To- |
Google Sheets How To-
Google Classroom How To- |
Student Email
Student Email Guidelines
- Email is to be used for school-related communication.
- Do NOT send emails that contain harassing/ offensive language, gossip, or participate in cyber-bullying (using electronic means to bully, insult or threaten someone)
- Do NOT send or read emails at inappropriate times, such as during class instruction unless authorized by the teacher.
- Do NOT send email to share test answers or promote cheating in any way.
- Do NOT use the account of another person.
- If you receive an inappropriate email. DO NOT FORWARD– notify a teacher or principal.
- Do NOT log into personal email accounts on district issued devices.
Email messages are not confidential and are considered public documents of the Laveen Elementary School District No.59. All student emails go through a filter for inappropriate material and content. REMEMBER all sent and received emails can be reviewed by school officials at any time.
Email 101 Lesson: Email Etiquette & Safety