District Right to Monitor Sample Clauses

District Right to Monitor. Because the student is using a District-owned device, users have no expectation of privacy or confidentiality with respect to the use of District-owned devices regardless of whether the student uses the device for school or personal related purposes. The District has the right to access, review, copy, delete, disclose, as allowed by law, any data or electronic message sent, received, or stored within the device. The device may contain tracking and/or monitoring software that allows the District to obtain and record information concerning use or location of the device.
Sample 1
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District Right to Monitor. Users have no expectation of privacy in materials or content created, received, sent, viewed, or otherwise accessed on the iPad even if using a personal account (such as a personal webmail or social media account). The iPad may contain tracking and/or monitoring software that allow the District to obtain and record information concerning use of the iPad. The District may review and record activities on the Internet, use of personal, password protected websites and accounts, webmail, social media, or other accounts accessed on the iPad. The District may also use tracking location services or a mobile device management system to identify the geographic location of the iPad. The District may install and use such software for the purposes described above at any time, including but not limited to, if the iPad is lost, stolen or not returned. Students and/or their parent(s)/guardian(s) will not be notified individually when such software is used for the purposes described above. The District will not actively track or monitor the use of the iPad outside the District’s internal network. As a result, the District is not responsible for assisting with the recovery of any lost or stolen devices no matter where or when the loss occurs. The iPad/Apple ID accounts include access to a “Find My iPad” feature that enables the registered account holders to attempt to locate their iPad via Apple’s online services. Use of the Find My iPad feature will be covered during the initial mandatory training session. While this service may be used to attempt to recover or locate a device, it does not guarantee that this application/utility will locate or recover your iPad.
Sample 1
District Right to Monitor. Because the student is using is a District-owned device, users have no expectation of privacy or confidentiality with respect to the use of District-owned devices regardless of whether the use of such device is for District, school, classroom, or personal related purposes. The device may contain tracking and/or monitoring software that allows the District to obtain and record information concerning use of the device. The District does not actively track or monitor the use of the devices outside the District’s internal network and does not guarantee that devices can be located. Students/parents must notify school administrators if a device is missing and, for safety reasons, should not attempt to recover devices on their own. School administration will work with local law enforcement to recover devices.
Sample 1
District Right to Monitor. Users have no expectation of privacy in materials or content created, received, sent, viewed, or otherwise accessed on the device even if using a personal account (such as a personal webmail or social media account). The device may contain tracking and/or monitoring software that allow the District to obtain and record information concerning use of the device. The District may review and record activities on the Internet, use of personal, password protected websites and accounts, webmail, social media, or other accounts accessed on the device. The District may also use tracking location services or a mobile device management system to identify the geographic location of the device. The District may install and use such software for the purposes described above at any time, including but not limited to, if the device is lost, stolen or not returned. Students and/or their parent(s)/guardian(s) will not be notified individually when such software is used for the purposes described above. The District will not actively track or monitor the use of the device outside the District’s internal network. As a result, the District is not responsible for assisting with the recovery of any lost or stolen devices no matter where or when the loss occurs.
Sample 1

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