Technology Resources for Parents & Students

The internet is a powerful tool, but like any tool, it can be misused. Partnering together, we can empower our students to use it safely and responsibly.

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Watertown-Mayer Technology Resources for Students & Parents

Student Flex Learning Day Help Ticket

If students need technical support durin a Flex Learning Day, they should complete this Google Form. IT Staff and Media Center Staff will be notified.

Parent Access to Schoology

Directions on how to set up parent access to your students' courses in Schoology.

Paying Fees From Previous Years in Infinite Campus

Directions for Parents on how to pay fees from previous years in the Campus Parent Portal app.

How to Reorder Your Courses in Schoology

Directions for students on how to reorder courses in the "Courses" list on Schoology.

Online Safety Parent Webinar

This is a recording of the March 17, 2025 Online Safety Parent Webinar with Linewize.

Parent Online Safety Hub

A collection of online safety parent resources provided by Linewize.

Technology Article & Resources for Parents

Common Sense Media

Reviews for what your kids are into (before they get into it)

FTC - Online Privacy and Security

Understanding online privacy, how to protect your devices from hackers and threats, and how to avoid common online scams.

Stay Safe Online - Online Safety & Privacy Basics

Information on online safety and privacy from the National Cybersecurity Alliance.

Secure Our World

Department of Homeland Security site that includes quick lessons, facts, common scams, and other useful security information.

Common Sense Media's Parent Resources

This Common Sense Media article shares tips for parents related to limiting kids' computer, TV, game, and movie time.

8 Common-Sense Tips to Keep Your Smartphone Secure

In this quick article, Verizon shares eight tips to boost the security of your smartphone and what you store on it.

Google Alerts

Parents, it may be a good idea to set up Google Alerts for each member of your family. If you set up a Google Alert, you will receive emails with information that appears about you online.

How to talk to your teen about AI

The article encourages parents to initiate thoughtful conversations with their teens about the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence in order to foster mutual understanding of this new technology.

GenAI for kids: How to explain it to young kids, preteens and teens

This article shares tips for explaining artificial intelligence to your kids - even if you aren't an expert.

2022 MN Student Data Privacy Law

Watertown-Mayer Public Schools uses a variety of digital tools to support student learning. Technology vendors and software are utilized to support work as we help all students develop the skills necessary to succeed in an ever-changing world.

We have an inventory of our curriculum, testing, and assessment tools available. This list includes the software name, student data elements used, and links to privacy policies. This list is maintained and communicated to all families at the start of the school year.

This list is no longer published on our website. Parents may request to view this list via email.

Please reach out to Brittany Misuraca, District Technology Integrationist, with questions regarding specific digital tools or to request to view this list.

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