Media Policy

Policy

• According to the Alpine School District Policy, "interfering devices" are not permitted within classrooms. Interfering devices are defined by cell phones, cameras, iPods, laser pointers, or any other electronic devices.

Guidelines

• Students are not allowed to take pictures or any other recordings of other students or teachers without their previous knowledge or consent. This is especially pertinent in locker rooms, restrooms, or any other area where a person may be changing clothes.
• Teachers, principals, or counselors hold the ability to confiscate any electronic devices if it is a distraction. The cell phone may be returned as the administrator sees fit or arrangements with guardians may be made for pick up of the device.
• Your cell phone or electronic device should not be on during class.
• Students may not use their personal devices to embarrass, humiliate, intimidate, harassed, or threaten any other person while in school. Using your phone in this manner may result in consequences, including suspension. 

Please refer to the Alpine District Policy 5250 for any further questions.

One thing I still need to consider:

- I am still confused about where the line is for YouTube videos- the use is minimal, but I am concerned about crediting them.

Goals:

- Go through all of my social media through the eyes of either an employer or a high school student- make sure that my posts are professional and say good things about me

Links:

https://k12techintegration.pressbooks.com/chapter/online-professionalism/

https://k12techintegration.pressbooks.com/chapter/copyright/