CHCP’s Remote Learning
Classroom Norms:

CHCP Remote Learning Class Schedule Starting Monday, March 23, 2020

Be present

• The first time you log into Zoom you must use your legal first and last name and your chcprep.net email address. Select sign in with gmail address.
• Attendance will be taken the first few minutes of class. Make sure to transition quickly from one class to the next. 
• Keep your camera on for the duration of the class.
• Your mic will be muted when you enter the classroom. If you would like to speak, “raise your hand” and the teacher will enable the mic. 
• You do not need to download the app to log in.  When you are logging in at the very bottom of the page it states start from the web browser.  You can click on that and will be able to join the meeting. 

All In

• This is new for all of us so try your best.
• Be ready to share with your classmate.
• Be on time for all of your classes.
• Check your chcprep.net email daily at the beginning and end of the day.

Collaborate with each other

• After ZOOM instruction is complete, you must finish and submit the rest of the work in google classroom and will be able to g-chat, email, etc. with your teachers and each other for support.

Respect everyone

• You must still adhere to the DOE discipline policies and rules through your online classroom. Please see below for more details.

DOE Acceptable Internet Use Policy

Disciplinary actions can be taken if any of the following occur:

Causing harm to others, damage to their property or Department property, such as:

• Using, posting or distributing profane, lewd, vulgar, threatening, or abusive language in e-mail messages, material posted on Department web pages, or professional social media sites;

• Accessing, using, posting, or distributing information or materials that are pornographic or otherwise obscene, advocate illegal or dangerous acts, or advocate violence or discrimination. If users inadvertently access such information, they should immediately disclose the inadvertent access in a manner specified by their school or central division office;

• Accessing, posting or distributing harassing, discriminatory, inflammatory, or hateful material, or making damaging or false statements about others;
• Sending, posting, or otherwise distributing chain letters or engaging in spamming;

• Damaging computer equipment, files, data or the Department’s Internet System in any way, including spreading computer viruses, vandalizing data, software or equipment, damaging or disabling others’ electronic property, or engaging in conduct that could interfere or cause a danger of disruption to the Department’s educational or business environment;

• Downloading, posting, reproducing or distributing music, photographs, video or other works in violation of applicable copyright laws. Any music, photographs and/or video should only be downloaded for Department, and not personal purposes. If a work specifies how that work may be used, the user should follow the expressed requirements. If users are unsure whether or not they can use a work, they should request permission from the copyright or trademark owner; or· Engaging in plagiarism. Plagiarism is taking the ideas or writings of others and presenting them as if they were original to the user.