The document provides information about student printing at a school including the hours of operation, page limits, and monitoring of printing quotas. It also discusses different teaching strategies that are less distracting for students than accessing the internet or using monitoring software during class time. These strategies include taking handwritten notes, walking around the classroom, and engaging in activities that don't require tablets.

1. Printing Student Printing Roadmap and Feedback Synchroneyes

4. When: 8am – 5pm Where: IT Kiosk & Media Center Limits: 100 B&W pages per month Distribution: Kanton Leaders Monitoring: Student Quotas Online

5. Whiteboards OneNote Accessing Moodle Student notes and files Monitoring Students

6. Access to the internet (including e-mail, instant messaging, chat forums, and online gaming) will be a distraction, causing me to spend less time on school work.

11. Close computers or tablet mode Giving notes that you have to write down Walking around – less invasive than using Synchroneyes

12. Teacher at the front Watching videos Activities that don’t need tablets

13. Don’t know what the policy is Click agree and don’t read it Why is it important