CONDITIONS AND RULES FOR USE Sample Clauses

CONDITIONS AND RULES FOR USE. New Horizons School reserves the right to access, audit and monitor use of all supplied Information Technology (IT) resources for non-compliance to this policy, without prior notice to the user. There is no expectation of privacy on behalf of the user with regard to information technology resources. It is a general policy that all computers used through the School’s networks are to be used in a responsible, efficient, ethical and legal manner. Failure to adhere to the guidelines for the use of the network as described below may result in the revocation of access privileges and possible disciplinary action.
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CONDITIONS AND RULES FOR USE. Technology has fundamentally altered the ways in which information is accessed, communicated, and transferred in society. As a result, educators are continually adapting their means and methods of instruction, and the way they approach student learning, to incorporate the vast, diverse, and unique resources available through the Internet. The School Board provides Technology Resources (as defined in Bylaw 0100) to support the educational and professional needs of its students and staff. With respect to students, Corporation Technology Resources afford them the opportunity to acquire the skills and knowledge to learn effectively and live productively in a digital world. The Board provides students with access to the Internet for limited educational purposes only and utilizes online educational services/apps to enhance the instruction delivered to its students. The Corporation's computer network and Internet system do not serve as a public access service or a public forum, and the Board imposes reasonable restrictions on its use consistent with its limited educational purpose. The Board regulates the use of Corporation Technology Resources by principles consistent with applicable local, State, and Federal laws, the Corporation's educational mission, and articulated expectations of student conduct as delineated in the Student Code of Conduct. This policy, its related administrative guidelines and the Student Code of Conduct govern students’ use of Corporation Technology Resources and students' personal communication devices when they are connected to the Corporation computer network, Internet connection, and/or online educational services/apps, or when used while the student is on Corporation-owned property or at a Corporation-sponsored activity (see Policy 5136). Users are prohibited from engaging in actions that are illegal (such as libel, slander, vandalism, harassment, theft, plagiarism, inappropriate access, and the like) or unkind (such as personal attacks, invasion of privacy, injurious comment, and the like) when using Corporation Technology Resources. Because its Technology Resources are not unlimited, the Board also has instituted restrictions aimed at preserving these resources, such as placing limits on use of bandwidth, storage space, and printers. Users have no right or expectation to privacy when using Corporation Technology Resources (including, but not limited to, privacy in the content of their personal files, e-mails, and records of their o...
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CONDITIONS AND RULES FOR USE. To remain eligible as an account holder and user, the use of your account must be in support of, and consistent with, the District’s policies, regulations, mission statement and pillars. The transmission of, or obtaining access to, any material in violation of any International or Canadian law, whether Federal, Provincial, Municipal, or of other statutes is prohibited. In addition, the transmission of, or obtaining access to any material in violation of the laws of any other state, or in violation of the rules or laws of any International agency or organization, is prohibited. The violation of Canadian law will be deemed to occur in relation to transmission of, or obtaining access to, any material in breach of copyright, in relation to threatening or obscene material, in relation to illegal material or material protected by trade secret, or in relation to commercial use of the system provided by the District or use of the system provided by the District for product advertisement or political lobbying. The uses mentioned in this paragraph are not an exclusive list but are examples of unacceptable use that will result in the penalties outlined in this agreement. The appropriate use of the internet and e‐mail is a responsibility of each employee. Any unacceptable use, including the violation of the terms of this agreement, and any additional rules the District may put in place regarding the use of the District’s system, will result in cancellation of the privilege of use of the District’s system for access to the internet. The District may deny, revoke, suspend or close any holder account at any time based upon a determination of unacceptable use by an account holder or authorized user. The determination as to whether an unacceptable use has occurred will be a decision solely within the discretion of the Superintendent or his designate. The District’s internet service can be used for personal communication provided the use is consistent with this Acceptable Use Agreement. The District reserves the right to review any material on holder accounts, services and/or local drives and to monitor file server space in order to make determinations on whether specific uses of the network are inappropriate. Electronic mail (e‐mail), including attachments, and internet use can and may be monitored to determine the appropriateness of use.
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CONDITIONS AND RULES FOR USE. To remain eligible as an Account Holder and user, the use of your account must be in support of, and consistent with, Federal and Provincial Law, EICS's policies, Admin Procedures, standards, guidelines and regulations. The appropriate use of Technology including the lnternet and e-mail is a responsibility of each Account Holder.  Any unacceptable use, including the violation of the terms of this agreement, and any additional rules EICS may put in place regarding the use of the jurisdiction's system, will result in cancellation of the privilege of use of the EICS's systems for access to the Internet.  The jurisdiction may deny, revoke, suspend or close any holder account at any time based upon a determination of unacceptable use by an Account Holder or authorized user.  The determination as to whether an unacceptable use has occurred will be a decision solely within the discretion of the Superintendent or designate.  Any user identified as a security risk for having a history of problems with any computer networks will be denied access to the Internet by EICS. The EICS's Internet service can be used for personal communication provided the use is consistent with EICS Admin Procedures and providing it does not disrupt the carrying out of duties by the Account Holder or others. Any external technology used in our Division must comply with EICS Admin Procedures. Some examples may include but are not limited to cell phones & external storage devices.
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If CLIENT is eligible to participate in any TAILGATE GUYS drop off service, the CLIENT is responsible for properly packaging all items that will be transported and otherwise agrees to comply with procedures established by TAILGATE GUYS for this “drop off service,” including but not limited to any limitations with regard to the amount and size of items to be transported. TAILGATE GUYS will not be responsible for any damaged or broken items during unloading or loading and transportation to or from the Site. e. CLIENT shall respect the interests of other fans and clients of TAILGATE GUYS and shall not engage in or permit disorderly or offensive conduct in or around the Site. CLIENT further agrees not to exceed the maximum number of guests allowed within the as set forth in the Exhibit A. Should CLIENT violate these provisions, TAILGATE GUYS management will give CLIENT a verbal warning. If CLIENT fails to promptly come into compliance, TAILGATE GUYS may immediately revoke CLIENT’s rights to the Site and in its sole and absolute discretion terminate this Agreement. Upon such revocation or termination, all amounts paid to TAILGATE GUYS with be forfeited by CLIENT and retained by TAILGATE GUYS. f. CLIENT shall not move, alter, or disrupt operation of any media equipment provided by TAILGATE GUYS. In the event of inclement weather, TAILGATE GUYS reserves the exclusive right to cover and protect all equipment associated with the Media Package with such materials and coverings as it deems appropriate, which may include gator covers or hard cases for TV’s, plastic bags for receivers and generators or the like (collectively, the "Protective Equipment"). CLIENT shall not remove any Protective Equipment or items contained inside Protective Equipment, and expressly acknowledges and agrees that only TAILGATE GUYS staff shall have authority to do so. 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In addition, CLIENT shall be responsible for payment of all damages incurred by TAILGATE GUYS as a result of CLIENT’s failure to comply with the foregoing conditions of use or as a result of damages by CLIENT of any equipment of TAILGATE GUYS. To insure compliance and payment of damages or fines, CLIENT agrees to keep a credit card on file with TAILGATE GUYS, and hereby authorizes TAILGATE to charge said credit card amounts owing as a result of its breach; provided that TAILGATE GUYS delivers to CLIENT an itemization of said charges and receipt for payment thereof.

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