Internet Acceptable Use Policy. You agree not to use or to allow others to use the Service for illegal or inappropriate activities, including but not limited to: invading another person’s privacy; unlawfully using, possessing, posting, transmitting or disseminating obscene, profane or pornographic material; posting, transmitting, distributing or disseminating content that is unlawful, threatening, abusive, harassing, libelous, slanderous, defamatory or otherwise offensive or objectionable. You agree to comply with Frontier’s Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), which Frontier may modify at any time. The current AUP is available for review at the following address, subject to change: xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxx/~/media/corporate/policies/aup- residential.ashx
Internet Acceptable Use Policy. All use of the Internet shall be consistent with St. Xxxx’s goal of promoting educational excellence by facilitating resource sharing, innovation, and communication. This authorization does not attempt to state all required or prescribed behavior by users. St. Mary’s School supports the use of computers and the Internet in its instructional program. This will allow the school to facilitate access to information, research, collaboration, and interpersonal communications. The use of computer hardware and software shall be consistent with the Catholic identity of our school, reinforce the curriculum, and reflect the varied instructional needs and learning styles of our students. Students and staff are expected to act in a responsible, ethical, and legal manner in accordance with the moral principles of the Catholic Church. Students and staff will also act according to the accepted rules of network etiquette as well as federal and state law. The availability of electronic information to students and staff does not imply endorsement of the content by Xx. Mary’s School. St. Mary’s School does not guarantee the accuracy of information received on the Internet. Additionally, St. Mary’s School shall not be responsible for any information that is retrieved via the Internet or information that may be lost, damaged, or unavailable when using its computers. To the greatest extent possible, users of the Internet will be protected from harassment as well as unwanted or unsolicited communication. Any user who receives threatening or unwelcoming communications should immediately bring them to the attention of a teacher or administrator. Users shall not reveal personal addresses or telephone numbers to other users on the network or the Internet.
Internet Acceptable Use Policy. The MAKE Gosport wi-fi and ethernet networks are a resource which are available to members at MAKE Gosport. Henceforth the services of both wired and wireless network access is described as “Wifi”. Our objectives for operating and managing the wi-fi network are to provide high quality, reliable service to our members; respect the privacy of our members; protect the security and integrity of our network and related systems; encourage responsible use of our network comply with applicable laws. Because the wi-fi is shared by many members, achievement of our objectives requires appropriate use by each member. Examples of prohibited uses of the Wifi are described below. The examples are guidelines and are not intended to be exhaustive. The Wifi may not be used in connection with criminal or civil violations of laws, regulations, or other government requirements of any jurisdiction. Such violations include theft or infringement of copyrights, patents, trademarks, trade secrets, or other intellectual property, export control violations, fraud, forgery, pyramid or other prohibited business schemes; and theft, misappropriation, or unauthorised transmission or storage of funds, credit card information, personal information, or online services.
Internet Acceptable Use Policy. One of the goals of Kittatinny Regional High School is to promote educational excellence by facilitating resource sharing, innovation, and communication for both students and staff. The Internet is one resource in accomplishing that goal. At Kittatinny, the use of the Internet must be in support of educational endeavors. The Internet is a rich source of information that would be impossible to find by other means. However, with access through the Internet to computers and people all over the world also comes the availability of material that may not be considered to be of educational value in the context of school settings. There may be some material or individual communications that are not suitable for school-aged children. In acknowledgement of the availability of inappropriate material and the potential for misuse of the Internet, Kittatinny Regional School District has adopted standards for acceptable use of the Internet when accessed at Kittatinny. It is impossible to control all materials on a global network and an industrious user may discover inappropriate information. Kittatinny Regional School District views information gathered from the Internet in the same manner as information gathered from other sources. Inappropriate material gathered from the Internet, or any other source would be treated according to Uniform Discipline Code in the Student Handbook
Internet Acceptable Use Policy. The purpose of this policy is to set forth policies and guidelines for acceptable use of the Internet.
Internet Acceptable Use Policy please return reply slip to the class teacher
Internet Acceptable Use Policy. Wayne County School District
Internet Acceptable Use Policy. All of the requirements, understandings, and obligations the GRSD “Internet Acceptable Use Policy” are incorporated and are made a part of this contract. Your signature on this document signifies your understanding and acceptance of said Internet Acceptable Use Policy. WEB PAGE and SOCIAL NETWORKS POLICY
I. The availability of Internet access in Gateway schools provides an opportunity for students and staff to contribute to the school district's presence on the World Wide Web through websites, blogs, wikis and other social networks. The district's internet sites provide information to the world about school curriculum, instruction, school-authorized activities, and other general information relating to our schools and our district's mission. Internet access for the creation of Web pages and posting to social networks are provided by the district's Technology Department. Creators of internet content need to familiarize themselves with and adhere to the following policies and responsibilities. Failure to follow these policies or responsibilities may result in the loss of authoring privileges or other more stringent disciplinary measures.
II. The intention of this policy is to create an environment for creative publishing at Gateway through the medium of the World Wide Web. As with the printed media, state and federal laws govern the use of trademark and copyright material. Furthermore, Web publishing at Gateway takes place in a context subject to some additional regulations.
III. SUBJECT MATTER - All subject matter on district maintained internet pages should relate to curriculum, instruction, school-authorized activities, general information that is appropriate and of interest to others, or it should relate to the school district, or the schools within the district. Therefore, neither staff nor students may publish personal home pages as part of the district Web sites, or home pages for other individuals or organizations not directly affiliated with the district or the Community Access Network. Staff or student work may be published only as it relates to a class project, course, or other school-related activity.
IV. QUALITY - All published work must be free of spelling and grammatical errors. Documents may not contain objectionable material or point (link) directly to objectionable material. Objectionable material is defined as material that does not meet the standards for instructional resources specified in the district's Selection Policy. Regarding the q...
Internet Acceptable Use Policy. Students are responsible for good behavior on school computer networks just as they are in a classroom or school hallway. Communications on the network are often public in nature. General school rules for behavior and communications apply. Students may have e-mail access for curriculum-related activities and communications under their teacher’s direct supervision using a classroom account. Network storage areas may be treated like school lockers. Network administrators may review files and communications to maintain system integrity and insure that users are using the system responsibly. Users should not expect that files stored on any server or computer would be private. At school, teachers will advise students as to the appropriateness of materials. Outside of school, families bear the same responsibility for such guidance as they exercise with information sources such as television, telephones, movies, radio and other potentially offensive media. Users have no privacy right to any data received or disseminated on the network and by utilizing these Xxxxx Xxxxxx-St. Xxxxxx High School systems they consent to VASJ’s right to audit all communications, files and documents. If a user acts inappropriately through the communications systems, Xxxxx Xxxxxx-St. Xxxxxx High School reserves the right to report such actions to any outside authorities and/or take appropriate internal disciplinary action. • Sending or displaying offensive messages or pictures • Using violent, aggressive or obscene language • Harassing, insulting or attacking others • Damaging computers, computer systems or computer networks • Hacking or other unlawful activities • Violating copyright laws • Downloading information and files not relevant to curriculum-related activities • Accessing inappropriate web sites that have escaped Internet filtering • Attempting to or overriding Internet filtering systems • Violating privacy issues by: ⮚ posting personal contact information about themselves or other people ⮚ using another’s password ⮚ trespassing in another’s folders, work or files • Intentionally wasting limited resources • Employing the network for commercial purposes • Accessing personal e-mail accounts during school hours • Using social media for communications not related to classroom activities • Any other activity, use or content deemed by VASJ administration to be unacceptable within the school environment Violations WILL result in a loss of access as well as other applicable disciplina...
Internet Acceptable Use Policy. You agree not to use or to allow others to use the Service for illegal or inappropriate privacy; unlawfully using, possessing, posting, transmitting or disseminating obscene, profane or pornographic material; posting, transmitting, distributing or disseminating content that is unlawful, threatening, abusive, harassing, libelous, slanderous, defamatory or otherwise offensive or objectionable. You agree to cy (AUP), which Frontier may modify at any time. The current AUP is available for review at the following address, subject to change: https:// xxxxxxxx.xxx/~/xxxxx/xxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxx - residential.ashx?la=en
