Technology
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- ParentSquare and District Communication
- Data Privacy
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- Links for Teachers
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Weekly Tech Tips and Reminders
- Air Drop Caution
- Audio - Headphone TroubleShooting
- Caution: Phishing
- Check Your Batteries
- Chrome Browser Habits
- Chromebook - Accessibility Menu
- Chromebook - High Contrast Mode
- Chromebook - Key Mapping
- Chromebook - Keyboard Issues
- Chromebook - On-Screen Keyboard
- Chromebook - Power Troubleshooting
- Chromebook - Screen Magnification
- Chromebook - Screen Rotation
- Chromebook - Summer Storage
- Chromebook Cleanliness
- Damaged Chromebook Process
- Device Care over the Winter Break
- Device Charging Tips
- Device Handling & Care
- Gmail Spam Filtering Tips
- Google 2-Step Verification
- Lost or Stolen!
- Mind Your Chargers
- Never Share Passwords
- Password Insights
- Pets and Laptops
- Resolving Slow Internet
- Restart - Step One
- Touchpad / TrackPad Tips
- Update Routers Often
- Winter Surge Protection
EDUCATION THROUGH INNOVATION
Mission and Vision
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The Mission of the Uxbridge Public Schools Technology Department is to engage all students and staff in a technology rich environment that is safe, easy to understand, enjoyable and efficient. The effective integration of technology into the curriculum together with a deeper understanding of the responsibilities involved in that technology, will prepare students and staff to successfully adapt to the rapidly changing landscape of the digital society we now live in.
Our Vision is for all students and staff at Uxbridge Public Schools will be critical thinkers, problem solvers, communicators and responsible digital citizens through the practical use of technology.
A Digital Society is “a modern society formed out of easy access to and use of information and communication technology at work, home, school and during recreation. This easy access is supported by advanced telecommunications and wireless connection and creates a framework for which we approach how we live and interact with each other.”
Consider that almost everyone now has access to wireless devices no matter where they are. Information and communication are instantly available and changes in related technologies are advancing rapidly. We need to ensure that our students not only are able to adapt to this environment, but are also able to excel through familiarity and early skill development in this technology.
Technology Staff
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Jessica Brittingham
Director of Technology and Digital Learning
Robert Lajoie
High SchoolDavid Giles
Whitin IntermediateJack Clem
Taft Early Learning Center