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Have a school based DLP so that teachers in the same school can meet to discuss how they are using tech.

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Get dish racks! Kids leave their iPads/devices in the numbered dish rack slots and get them when they are needed at the teacher's discretion during class.

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Educate parents about the need for students to use their iPad at home for homework. A student should not be told they can't do homework. If students are educated on appropriate and proper use of their iPad as a tool for learning, this should not be an issue.

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I'd love to see students teaching other students about some of these issues within/across schools.

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Have the coordinators come to the school at the beginning of each year to talk to the students about digital citizenship, rights and responsibilities.

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Block certain apps to limit texting/messaging.

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The infographic could be set on the ipads as a background? A constant daily reminder attached to their device.

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The opportunity within the school day to present students with a variety of situations that would raise discussion around citizenship and how to be a better citizen.

Maybe even start up a Citizenship photo a day challenge on instagram? Show schools and teachers buying in and modelling positive actions for students.

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Parents fighting with kids at home over amount of time spent on ipad

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Deactivate some features to reduce temptations???

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Games on the iPads should not be an option for students to add. It is too much temptation for them to ignore.

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We need to place more restrictions on student iPads. You can't play a game on your textbook. Why is it allowed on an iPad? Provide teachers with restriction passcodes to enable app downloading.

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Educate before they receive iPads. The presentation Darren gave was very well received by our students.

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It would be helpful if teachers had ready access to resources that could be shared with their students.

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I think it's important to share the ways in which things go wrong but we should focus more on positive examples of students empowered by tech to do good.