Bringing Your Own Device Sample Clauses

Bringing Your Own Device. When I use personal devices in work, I understand that the same expectations of behaviour apply as if I were using school equipment.
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Bringing Your Own Device. (High School Only)
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Bringing Your Own Device. Any student who wishes to use a personally owned electronic device within the bounds of the school site must read the Acceptable Use Policy and sign this agreement as well as gaining a parental signature. Submissions will be dated and scanned as a record of acceptance. The student takes full responsibility for his or her device and keeps it with himself or herself at all times or locked away. Whilst Shrewsbury High School provides lockable lockers, it is not responsible for the security of the device The student is responsible for the proper care of their personal device, including any costs of repair, replacement or any modifications needed to use the device at school. Shrewsbury High School reserves the right to inspect a student’s personal device if there is reason to believe that the student has violated School policies, Acceptable Use Policy, administrative procedures, school rules or has engaged in other misconduct while using their personal device Violations of any school policies, administrative procedures or school rules involving a student’s personally owned device may result in the loss of use of the device in school and/or disciplinary Action The student complies with teachers’ request to shut down the computer or close the screen or put the device away Personal devices shall be charged prior to bringing it to school and shall be capable of running off its own battery while at school. The student may not use the devices to record, transmit or post photos or video of a person or persons on campus unless directed to do so and under supervision from a teacher. Nor can any images or video recorded at school be transmitted or posted at any time without the express permission of a teacher. The student should only use their device to access relevant files, programs and/or applications. The student will use the assigned wireless network. Use of 3G & 4G wireless connections is not allowed. I will ensure that my online activity, use of mobile technology, and my use of social media applications, both in school or outside school, will not cause my school, the staff, students, or others distress, or bring the school into disrepute I understand that whilst in school GDST provided Wi-Fi is filtered and device use is monitored. I also understand that all school-owned devices used outside of school may be subject to filtering and monitoring, and should be used as if I am in school. I will only use my personal devices (mobile phones, Windows 10 laptops etc.) in ...
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Bringing Your Own Device. When I use personal devices in work, I understand that the same expectations of behaviour apply as if I were using school equipment. I understand that if I fail to comply with this Acceptable Use Agreement, I may have my ICT access suspended and/or be subject to disciplinary action. A copy of this agreement is available upon request and is available within Ark Net. I understand a copy of this signed document will be placed on my personal file. I have read and understand the above: Staff Name Signed Date Appendix 1: Ways in Which the Academy supports with Acceptable Use of IT • Age-appropriate assemblies and parent workshops for primaries o Online gaming o Social media apps o Who are “friends” o When does grooming begin o What does grooming look like o Bullying o Red flags such as personal questions or threats o Reporting processes • External presentations to community groups such as Cadets / Scouts o Online reputation o Impact of hate and bullying o Mental health o What employers look at o Red flags such as way too many friends / followers • Secondary assemblies by year group o Bullying o Privacy o Reputation o Hate • Parent workshops to support their child o What apps children use o What they get up to o How they bend the rules o The dangers of misuse o How parents and children can help themselves o How to report o Always talk to us for support and advice Appendix 2 Safeguarding with Senso Table of Contents Author 3 Owner 3 Version 3 Change History 3 Revised By 3 Date 3
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Bringing Your Own Device. Students, without signed permission from the Site Director, will not activate, utilize or display electronic communication devices while at the afterschool program. The rules governing the use of technology on school buses will be the same as the rules for the Xxxxxx Teen Center. Exceptions to this policy may only be granted in extraordinary situations involving a student’s health and safety.
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Bringing Your Own Device. ● Should your child bring their own device, Torrington Public Schools shall not be held liable to any damage, loss or theft that may occur.
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Bringing Your Own Device. Any student who wishes to use a personally owned electronic device within the bounds of the school site must read the Acceptable Use Policy and sign this agreement as well as gaining a parental signature. Submissions will be dated and scanned as a record of acceptance.
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