Get Cyber Chip Contract Example

Q: Does a Scout need a hard copy of a Blue Card when working on merit badges? No. Since the introduction of Scoutbook, the BSA has offered Scouts two ways of recording merit badge requirement completion: The Blue Card and Scoutbook. Both remain authorized methods to record merit badge work.

)Write and sign a personalized contract with your parent or guardian that outlines rules for using the computer and mobile devices, including what you can download, what you can post, and consequences for inappropriate use.

WHAT IS A BLUE CARD? The Blue Card is a two-sided, tri-section document, which is formally known as The Application For Merit Badge. It is an official Boy Scouts of America document that serves as a record of progress toward completion of a merit badge.

1) All sections must be legible and completed in ink. 2) Always use first and last name on all sections. 3) The Unit Leader only signs the card ONCE – on the front – prior to starting the badge! 4) Blue Cards are due at the first meeting of the Merit Badge session.

Once completed the cyber chip and patch can be purchased at the Scout Shop or online at ScoutShop.org.

To print blue cards, click on your unit. Click on Print Blue Card, from the next screen you can print blue cards for any Scout over a range of dates. Use this page to print out the Application for Merit Badge blue cards on the 3 part sheets SKU #649857 or on blank paper.

The new Digital BlueCard can be displayed on a mobile phone, tablet and PC. On your device, this will be a secure, verifiable record of your transport and logistics industry work health and safety training. If you hold a BlueCard, and would like a Digital BlueCard now, TEACHO will provide you with one at no cost.

This pocket certificate is used to recognize Scouts who have completed the requirements to prevent and avoid cyber-bullying as part of the Cyber Chip safety program.