These resources can yield individual and group projects, collaboration, curriculum materials and idea sharing. Internet access also makes possible contacts with people all over the world, bringing into the school, into the classroom, experts in every content area and students and adults from other nations and cultures. With this access comes responsibilities. Parents and guardians are responsible for agreements their children make or actions they take and, outside of school, for setting and conveying the standards their children should follow when using any media or information service. Students are responsible for good behavior on these electronic resources.
Appropriate access is the shared responsibility of the school, the student and the family.
Communication on networked information resources is often public. People receiving messages have the ability to redistribute them for many others to read. Violating local, state or federal statute. It is important that the students keep passwords secure and private. However, users should not expect that files will always be private.