Students will never publish or disclose the email address of a staff member or student without that person's explicit permission. • not reveal personal information including names, addresses, photographs, credit card details and telephone numbers of themselves or others. • ensure privacy and confidentiality is maintained by not disclosing or using any information in a way that is contrary to any individual’s interests.
Students will. never plagiarise information and will observe appropriate copyright clearance, including acknowledging the author or source of any information used ensure that permission is gained before electronically publishing users’ works or drawings. Always acknowledge the creator or author of any material published ensure any material published on the internet or intranet has the approval of the principal or their delegate and has appropriate copyright clearance.
Students will. Not disable settings for virus protection, spam and filtering that have been applied as departmental standard. • Ensure that communication through Internet and online communication services is related to learning. • Keep passwords confidential, and change them when prompted. • Use passwords that are not obvious or easily guessed. • Never allow others to use their personal e-learning account. • Log off at the end of each session to ensure that nobody else can use their e- learning account. • Promptly tell their supervising teacher if they suspect they have received a computer virus or spam (i.e. unsolicited email) or if they receive a message that is inappropriate or makes them feel uncomfortable. • Seek advice if another user seeks excessive personal information, asks to be telephoned, offers gifts by email or wants to meet a student. • Never knowingly initiate or forward emails or other messages containing: o A message that was sent to them in confidence o A computer virus or attachment that is capable of damaging recipients’ computers. o Chain letters and hoax emails. o Spam, e.g. unsolicited advertising material • Never send or publish: o Unacceptable or unlawful material or remarks, including offensive, abusive or discriminatory comments. o Threatening, bullying or harassing another person or making excessive or unreasonable demands upon another person. o Sexually explicit or sexually suggestive material or correspondence. o False or defamatory information about a person or organisation. • Ensure that personal use is kept to a minimum and Internet and online communication services are generally used for genuine curriculum and educational activities. Use of unauthorised programs and intentionally downloading unauthorised software, graphics or music that is not associated with learning, is not permitted. • Never damage or disable computers, computer systems or networks of the NSW DoE. • Ensure that services are not used for unauthorised commercial activities, political lobbying, online gambling or any unlawful purpose. • Be aware that all use of Internet and online communication services can be audited and traced to the e-learning accounts of specific users. • Be aware that any internet usage on the device at home is not covered by the NSW DoE internet filter.
Students will. ○ Access the system for educational purposes during school hours. ○ Use appropriate language and be respectful of others. ○ Use e-mail and all other forms of electronic communication in a responsible manner. Students who engage in harassment, obscene, derogatory, or vulgar communication will be subject to possible disciplinary action and loss of computer privileges. School provided email accounts may be archived and/or monitored by school officials. ○ Observe and respect license and copyright agreements. ○ Keep passwords and personal information confidential. ○ Background images and email profile images must be school-appropriate. ○ Hand the devices back to SCSD at the end of the school year for system updates and maintenance of the device.
Students will sign additional documents to this contract at the start of each academic year, but no later than October 15, regarding university conditions, criteria, and performance standards as approved by the Senate of „Valahia” University of Targoviste for the annual ranking of students on budgeted places, the amount and method of payment of tuition fees, as well as future university legislation or regulations. The addendum is an integral part of this study contract. Art. 3 The rights and obligations of the two parties
Students will. ● Access the system for educational purposes during school hours, (this includes the use of networked printers in the building). ● Use appropriate language and be respectful of others. ● Observe and respect license and copyright agreements. ● Keep passwords and personal information confidential (Student names, telephone numbers, and addresses should not be revealed over the system). ● Be allowed to use handheld devices but will be limited to “guest” network access. ● Hand the laptops back to the LCSD Technology Department at the end of the school year for system updates and re-imaging of the laptop. ● Shutdown the laptops at the end of the school day, any system updates to be administered and for the laptop to cool down.
Students will treat the device with care by keeping it clean and dry, keeping it away from food and drink, and not dropping it; • bring the device to school every day, fully charged; • transport the device with proper carrying techniques and with proper protection; • not lend the device to anyone, not even friends or siblings; • not load software, apps, or extensions on the device that are not school approved; • not remove software, apps, files, or extensions from the device; • not give out personal information when using the device; • keep all accounts and passwords assigned to the student secure, and will not share these with other students; • not attempt to repair the device without Tech Support; • return the device when requested and upon withdrawal (if applicable). Further, students agree that all digital communication (i.e., email, chats, messages, discussions, posts, photos) will be academically appropriate, legitimate, and responsible.
Students will. not disable settings for virus protection, spam and filtering that have been applied as a departmental standard. ensure that communication through internet and online communication services is related to learning. keep passwords confidential, and change them when prompted, or when known by another user. use passwords that are not obvious or easily guessed. never allow others to use their personal e-learning account. log off at the end of each session to ensure that nobody else can use their e-learning account. promptly tell their supervising teacher if they suspect they have received a computer virus or spam (i.e. unsolicited email) or if they receive a message that is inappropriate or makes them feel uncomfortable. seek advice if another user seeks excessive personal information, asks to be telephoned, offers gifts by email or wants to meet a student. never knowingly initiate or forward emails or other messages containing: a message that was sent to them in confidence. a computer virus or attachment that is capable of damaging recipients’ computers. chain letters and hoax emails. spam, e.g. unsolicited advertising material. never send or publish: unacceptable or unlawful material or remarks, including offensive, abusive or discriminatory comments. threatening, bullying or harassing another person or making excessive or unreasonable demands upon another person. sexually explicit or sexually suggestive material or correspondence. false or defamatory information about a person or organisation. ensure that personal use is kept to a minimum and internet and online communication services is generally used for genuine curriculum and educational activities. Use of unauthorised programs and intentionally downloading unauthorised software, graphics or music that is not associated with learning, is not permitted. never damage or disable computers, computer systems or networks of the department. ensure that services are not used for unauthorised commercial activities, political lobbying, online gambling or any unlawful purpose. be aware that all use of internet and online communication services can be audited and traced to the e-learning accounts of specific users.
Students will. ● Access the system for educational purposes during school hours (this includes the use of networked printers in the building). ● Use appropriate language and be respectful of others. ● Observe and respect license and copyright agreements. ● Keep passwords and personal information confidential (student names, telephone numbers, and addresses should not be revealed over the system) ● Perform system updates as requested outside of the school hours. Some system updates may take time to process and require a restart. Not performing system updates regularly may cause that software to run improperly. ● Hand the devices back to RSSD at the end of the school year for system updates and re- imaging of the device. ● Hand over the devices at any time to the RSSD when asked regardless of time or prior warning.
Students will. ▪ Make all reasonable efforts to meet the requirements of this dress code policy. ▪ Consult with their program instructor if they are unable to meet a requirement of this policy.
