Acceptable Use Policy presentation from SLATE 2013

1. Don’t Fear the Internet
Tech policies that keep kids safe and enhance learning
Curt Rees / John Pederson
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6. What does CIPA
require?
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7. Protection from:
• obscene
• child pornography
• harmful to minors
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8. 2 other CIPA
requirements
• monitor (not track) online activities of
minors
• educate minors about appropriate online
behavior; chat rooms; cyberbullying
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9. What do you want
your AUP to do?
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10. Constructing your AUP
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11. You have an AUP,
now what?
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12. It’s impossible to
censor everything, and
do you really want to
try?
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13. Teaching kids to swim
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14. Swimming pools can be dangerous for
children. To protect them, on can
install locks, put up fences, and deploy
pool alarms. All of these measures are
helpful, but by far the most important
thing that one can do for one’s children
is to teach them to swim.
(Willard, 2012)
As an adult, do you know how
to swim in this digital world?
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15. Some students just don’t inherently know
how to be good (digital) citizens.
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17. Do you believe?
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18. The evil IT department.
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19. Or... those idiot administrators
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20. Just because you are able to access it,
doesn’t mean you should.
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