I feel this is very important. Like it states "your password is your first line of defense." When my son was younger I use to be able to get on his gave and guess his password. Now that he is older and we have had conversations of the importance of his passwords, that has changed. (I still make him show me on anything new) How do you think we can teach the importance of password security at a younger age? While making sure they can remember it.

I was a manager for two different auto part chains, for over 15 years. When I first started it was MySpace, now Facebook, this is the first thing I would do, is look them up on social media. Before I called job or personal references I would look them up. This is who you are going to have representing not only the company but you as well. You can tell a lot about someones likes, dislikes, and what they represent. Do you think future employers should use social media for screening employees?

I have done this and if I could go back I would have listened to myself. I feel this is a question a lot of people can relate to. I feel a lot of people have put something online they with they would not have. When I was a mighty might football coach, there was a 24 hour rule (cool down time). You could not call or post on Group-Me until 24 hours have past. Whether it be about a game or even practice. Do you have a rule about posting?

Why do you think that math and literacy are the two subjects that students with limited tech use do better?

With the aid of technology students are able to collaborate with people around the world with a push of a button. Students will develop and be able to demonstrate more sophisticated understanding of content because students in todays world are able to find multiple ways to solve a problem. See what works for other people and find what works best for you.

With the way technology is rapidly growing, do you think that children's social skills will become a problem that will need attention in the future, or now?

The last part of this is "so the tools have a positive impact on student achievement and learning outcomes," is important. If the student has a negative experience with technology, that student will most likely not be engaged with the activity. This framework and rubric can be used with all tech tools to give the teacher multiple platforms to use to make sure all students are engaged and wanting to learn, while having fun.