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2540 - Use of Multi-Media
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2540 - User of Multi-Media The purpose of this policy is to establish consistent procedures for the use of multi-media which include, but are not limited to: radio broadcast, audio CD, sound recording on cassette, CD, or computer file. The instructor(s) bears the responsibility for full compliance with the following policy.
- The instructional use of multi-media must:
- support and be consistent with the School Board's education goals, policies, and specific course objectives;
- adhere to copyright laws (see Guidelines for Educators and Staff);
- reflect best teaching practices based on age appropriateness and instructional relevance.
- Multi-media must:
- withstand a school level review and/or selection process;
- undergo close scrutiny prior to use. It is the instructor's responsibility to view and/or listen to materials, assuring compliance with this policy.
- Multi-media must:
- comply with the Guidelines for the Use of Videotapes and Other Multi-media;
- be G-rated;
- if not G-rated, be subject to:
- an internal preview as set forth in the administrative procedures;
- a letter including the eight (8) required elements that is sent to parents before use;
- receipt of response from parent/guardian which indicates approval or a request for alternate work.
Steps 1 and 2 of the procedure regarding the use of controversial material shall be reviewed will all staff annually. New personnel and/or substitute teachers must be apprised of the procedure regarding the use of controversial material upon assignment to the school.
F.S. 1006.28, 1006.34
F.A.C. 6A-6.3411, 6A-7.074 - The instructional use of multi-media must: