Acceptable Usage. Full copyright of course content developed by the Chef Academy will be retained by the school. Course notes and reference materials are provided to support students in their studies and ongoing cookery development. These are issued for personal use only.
Acceptable Usage. 5.1 You must not use Ignite’s Services or the services of any of its partners:
Acceptable Usage. 10.1 You may only use the Patient Portal Account in a manner that is lawful and that complies with the provisions of this Clause 10. Specifically:
Acceptable Usage. Digital citizenship violations such as online bullying, online gossip, and inappropriate language or content will be investigated by school personnel and may result in parent contact, and/or disciplinary action, and/or notification to the civil authorities Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC)
Acceptable Usage. You agree to not misuse the Services or Equipment provided by LexNet. Such misuse includes but is not limited to: (i) violation of any applicable law or regulation (ii) use in a manner that adversely interferes with LexNet’s network or reputation; (iii) any unauthorized or fraudulent use of or access to the Services such as to avoid paying for Services;
Acceptable Usage. 19.1 The Customer warrants that it will not use, or attempt to use, a Service and that it will use all reasonable endeavours to prevent its End Users using or attempting to use a Service:
Acceptable Usage. 8.1. It is a condition of this Contract that Customer should comply at all times with Class’s Acceptable Usage Policy as attached or as may be updated from time to time on Class’s website. If Customer breaches Class’s Acceptable Usage Policy Class shall be entitled to suspend or restrict Customer’s Service and cancel this Contract and/or take such action as detailed in the Acceptable Usage Policy.
Acceptable Usage. Students are responsible for appropriate behavior on the Internet just as they are in a classroom and on campus grounds. Communications on the Internet are often public in nature. General school rules for behavior and communications apply. It is expected that students will comply with school policy as referenced in the Parent/Student Handbook and the specific rules set forth below. St. Xxxxx the Apostle also provides education on digital citizenship for students. Whether the communication occurs within or outside of school property, during or after school hours, when a student’s use of electronic communication jeopardizes the safe environment of the school or is contrary to Gospel values, the student can be subject to the full range of disciplinary consequences, including expulsion. Violations of the school’s electronic communication policy will be addressed in conformance with the school’s disciplinary policy as referenced in the Parent/Student Handbook, and in accordance with Department of Catholic Schools policy, state, and federal laws. The school reserves the right to confiscate and/or examine any electronic device in the student’s possession while on campus including, but not limited to, cellular telephones, watches, tablets, gaming devices, cameras, school-issued devices or other electronic communication equipment of any type.
Acceptable Usage. Students are responsible for appropriate behavior on the Internet just as they are in a classroom or on campus grounds. Communications on the Internet are often public in nature. General school rules for behavior and communications apply. It is expected that students will comply with school policy as referenced in the Parent/Student Handbook and the specific rules set forth below. Whether the communication occurs within or outside of school property, during or after school hours, when a student’s use of electronic communication jeopardizes the safe environment of the school or is contrary to Gospel values, the student can be subject to the full range of disciplinary consequences, including expulsion. Violations of the school’s electronic communication policy will be addressed in conformance with the school’s disciplinary policy as referenced in the Parent/Student Handbook, and in accordance with Department of Catholic Schools policy, state, and federal laws. The school reserves the right to confiscate and/or examine any electronic device in the student’s possession while on campus including, but not limited to, cellular telephones, watches, tablets, gaming devices, cameras, school-issued devices or other electronic communication equipment of any type. Limited Access – Students may access only those websites to which, according to school policy, they have been given permission. The school follows state and federal laws regarding the use of filters on school computers connected to the Internet. Students may access websites that have been specified by the teacher for a specific class activity. If any student wanders outside of the boundaries of the site specified by the teacher or by school policy, this will be considered a severe policy infraction and may result in disciplinary action. Privacy – Users of the school’s equipment or network should have no expectation of privacy in anything they create, store, send, receive or display on or over that equipment or using those connectivity resources, which includes personal files. Administrators and or teachers may review activity to maintain system integrity and insure that students are using the system responsibly. Storage capacity - Employees and students are to store all materials as specified by the computer or classroom teacher. Illegal copying - Students should never download or install any commercial software, shareware, or freeware onto a school computer or iPad unless they have permission from the school...
