Computer Use and Conduct Standards Sample Clauses

Computer Use and Conduct Standards a. SSA is committed to compliance with safe use of technology such as computers and the internet, in accordance with the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA). Accordingly, SSA has developed Computer Use and Conduct Standards. The primary goal of SSA's available technology is to enrich the learning that takes place in and out of classrooms. In particular, technology offers opportunities for exploration and analysis of academic subjects in ways that traditional instruction cannot replicate. However, certain legal and ethical restrictions apply. b. Network Resources refers to all aspects of SSA's owned or leased equipment, including computers, printers, scanners and other peripherals, as well as email, internet services, servers, network files and folders, and all other technology-related equipment and services. These rules apply to any use of SSA's Network Resources whether this access occurs while on or off campus.
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Computer Use and Conduct Standards a. SSA staff retains the right to collect and/or inspect the Chromebook at any time, including via electronic remote access; and to alter, add or delete any file such as documents, photographs, videos, etc… and any installations such as software, hardware, widgets, etc… b. SSA is committed to compliance with safe use of technology such as computers and the internet, in accordance with the Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA). Accordingly, SSA has developed Computer Use and Conduct Standards. The primary goal of SSA's available technology is to enrich the learning that takes place in and out of classrooms. In particular, technology offers opportunities for exploration and analysis of academic subjects in ways that traditional instruction cannot replicate. However, certain legal and ethical restrictions apply.  The limited supply of bandwidth requires us to set priorities for use. Academic work for courses always takes priority over any other use of the computer equipment.  Network Resources refers to all aspects of SSA's owned or leased equipment, including computers, printers, scanners and other peripherals, as well as email, internet services, servers, network files and folders, and all other technology- related equipment and services. These rules apply to any use of SSA's Network Resources whether this access occurs while on or off campus.
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Computer Use and Conduct Standards a. ISNP is committed to compliance with safe use of technology such as computers and the internet, in accordance with the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA). Accordingly, ISPN has developed Computer Use and Conduct Standards. The primary goal of ISNP’s available technology is to enrich the learning that takes place in and out of classrooms. In particular, technology offers opportunities for exploration and analysis for academic subjects in ways that traditional instruction cannot replicate. However, certain legal and ethical restrictions apply. b. The limited supply of bandwidth requires us to set priorities for use. Academic work for courses always takes priority over any other use of the computer equipment. The following is a list of rules and guidelines which govern the use of ISNP computers and Network resources. Network Resources refers to all aspects of ISNP’s owned or leased equipment, including computers, printers, scanners and other peripherals, as well as email, Internet services, xxxxxx, network files and folders, and all other technology-related equipment and services. These rules apply to any use of ISNP’s Network Resources whether this access occurs while on or off campus.
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Computer Use and Conduct Standards. 11.1 ISNP is committed to compliance with safe use of technology such as computers and the internet, in accordance with the Children's Internet protection Act (CIPA). Accordingly, ISNP has developed Computer Use and Conduct Standards. The primary goal of ISNP's available technology is to enrich the learning that takes place in and out of classrooms. In particular, technology offers opportunities for exploration and analysis of academic subjects in ways that traditional instruction cannot replicate. However, certain legal and ethical restrictions apply.
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