Compléter
Learn how to ensure screens are safe for students.
1
secure
Controlled
age-appropriate
student data
In
today's
classrooms
,
screens
like
laptops
,
tablets
,
projectors
,
and
phones
are
everywhere
.
But
not
all
screens
are
safe
for
learning
.
A
safe
screen
is
,
with
no
harmful
links
or
pop
-
ups
.
It
is
,
matching
the
student
?
s
level
.
,
so
teachers
decide
what
is
shown
,
and
respectful
,
protecting
and
avoiding
ads
.
Using
screens
responsibly
involves
understanding
how
they
are
used
,
not
just
what
is
displayed
.
Safety
is
essential
for
a
positive
learning
environment
.
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photos or videos
webcams
nicknames
login details
ads during lessons
online
students
quiz answers
sharing class photos
blurring faces
voice recordings
unapproved apps
personal stories
privacy
full name
Privacy
is
more
than
a
word
?
it
?
s
a
promise
to
protect
your
.
In
a
digital
classroom
,
means
keeping
students
?
names
,
faces
,
voices
,
and
information
safe
.
Respecting
each
child
?
s
right
to
learn
without
being
watched
or
exposed
is
crucial
.
Private
information
includes
student
?
s
,
,
,
,
linked
to
names
,
and
.
Avoid
publicly
,
using
,
uploading
videos
without
,
or
showing
.
Use
,
avoid
posting
work
,
and
turn
off
when
not
needed
.
Building
a
culture
of
respect
helps
protect
students
,
even
with
small
steps
.
3
safety
screens
shared promises
respect
Classroom agreements
tools for learning
Every
great
classroom
has
rules
?
not
just
for
behavior
,
but
for
using
technology
together
.
help
students
see
not
as
toys
,
but
as
and
shared
.
A
list
of
,
made
by
the
class
,
for
the
class
,
should
be
simple
,
visible
,
and
reviewed
often
.
These
agreements
focus
on
respect
,
,
and
learning
,
fostering
a
positive
digital
environment
.
Teachers
can
create
these
rules
collaboratively
,
ensuring
everyone
feels
safe
and
responsible
when
using
screens
.
4
counselor
respect
unknown user
inappropriate content
pause the video
photo rules
Surprises
can
happen
even
in
a
safe
classroom
.
A
student
might
misuse
a
device
,
or
a
stranger
could
join
your
digital
lesson
.
When
appears
,
,
cover
or
turn
off
the
screen
,
and
calmly
explain
that
it
?
s
not
part
of
the
lesson
.
Report
the
incident
to
school
ICT
.
If
a
student
takes
a
photo
of
another
,
remind
the
class
of
,
speak
privately
,
and
teach
about
.
If
an
joins
,
remove
them
,
check
settings
,
and
reassure
students
.
When
a
student
shares
personal
info
aloud
,
guide
the
class
back
,
talk
privately
,
and
alert
a
if
needed
.
Staying
calm
,
acting
quickly
,
and
protecting
students
are
key
.
5
water cycle
Yakili
digital tools
students
video
Trying
something
new
can
feel
scary
?
but
also
exciting
.
Here
?
s
one
teacher
?
s
story
of
using
in
the
classroom
?
and
what
happened
next
.
The
teacher
wanted
to
see
how
digital
tools
could
really
help
learn
better
.
Instead
of
just
explaining
the
with
chalk
,
the
teacher
used
a
Yakili
.
As
soon
as
the
video
began
,
the
room
changed
.
Students
were
focused
?
even
the
quiet
ones
.
The
teacher
paused
the
video
and
asked
questions
,
encouraging
active
participation
and
understanding
.
6
digital tools
Yakili teacher
learning
digital training journey
digital educator
Congratulations
,
Teacher
!
You
have
completed
your
with
Yakili
.
Tier
by
tier
,
lesson
by
lesson
,
you
have
grown
into
a
stronger
,
more
confident
.
This
pledge
is
your
promise
to
grow
with
your
students
,
leading
with
heart
,
curiosity
,
and
care
.
Using
with
purpose
and
care
makes
safe
,
engaging
,
and
meaningful
.
As
a
,
you
continue
learning
because
the
best
teachers
never
stop
.
Share
your
moment
and
inspire
others
.
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