Digital Learning Day teaches students and parents about safe and responsible technology use. It covers how to use and care for school-issued Chromebooks, check grades online, and what to do if a Chromebook is damaged. When using Chromebooks, students should fully charge them daily, carry them safely, avoid food/liquids, and treat them with care. Parents can monitor homework by checking teacher websites and student grades online. Together students and parents can promote responsible digital learning.

1. Digital Learning Day
2016

2. What is digital learning day?
Digital learning is a day where you get to learn more about
the internet, get more in touch with the technology, and
learn about tech and internet safety. It will teach you and
your child how to use the chromebooks and how to take
care of them.

3. How to be more involved in your kid’s
work?
In the school website you can check your kid’s
homework by going to their teacher’s website and
check the homework. In the school’s website you
can check your kid’s grade by scrolling down and
going to the link student connect. You can also
check their grades in the home screen it should say
welcome on the top. Click on Q/Zangle Student
Portal and sign in.

4. How do you take care of the chromebooks?
1.Make sure they are fully charged everyday
2.Carry them in their case and when they are closed
3.Keep them away from liquids or food
4.Don't swing them, keep them in your backpack.
5.Don't press the keys too hard
6.Be careful when walking around with them.
7.Don't pull on the chargers by the cord, it will break.
8.Don’t bend the screens too far back.
9.Don’t press on the screens because they could break
10.Treat them with respect and care at all times.

5. What To Do If You See a Damage On Your
Chromebook
If you find a damage on your chromebook, please report it
to the school office or one of your teachers. Ask to go
see the chromebook hospital.

6. Extra things you need to know.
• You are not allowed to add extensions.
• The chromebooks are always on safesearch to keep things
appropriate but you should check on what your child is doing
• Limit their screen time to less than 3 hrs per day
• Don't let your child give or lend a chromebook to anyone
because they could damage or steal the chromebook
• Let them tell you their passwords but don’t give it away.
• The chromebooks should be charging overnight, so they’re
ready for the next day! This is very important!

7. Thank You For Attending!!
Together, we make a difference!
Sincerely,
The CVMS Student Leadership Team