Common use of Internet Usage Clause in Contracts

Internet Usage. School staff is responsible for monitoring district personal computing device usage, district Internet system usage, work in progress, and online activities of minors while at school. Parents/guardians are responsible for monitoring the usage of district personal computing devices, district Internet systems, and access to information on the Internet while at home. Each student and his/her parent/guardian should be aware that the Webster Parish School Board does not have control of the information on the Internet, nor can it provide comprehensive barriers to students accessing information on the Internet. Sites accessible via the Internet may contain material that is illegal, defamatory, inaccurate, illicit, or potentially offensive to some people. While the Webster Parish School Board makes efforts to filter objectionable content on district personal computing devices and district Internet systems both at school and at home, parents and guardians must remain diligent in observing student behavior when using these devices at home, including the sites visited by the student and communications to and from the student while using the devices. Should access to an inappropriate site occur, or should a student send or receive inappropriate content while using a district personal computing device or district Internet system, the student must notify their teacher or building level administrator immediately. Additionally, students are prohibited from accessing, submitting, posting, publishing, forwarding, downloading, scanning, or displaying materials that are defamatory, abusive, obscene, vulgar, sexually explicit or suggestive, threatening, discriminatory, harassing and/or illegal. ❖ Each student, and their parent/guardian, acknowledges and agrees that the student has no privacy or ownership rights related to their Device or any data stored or processed on the Device, the school network, Google Drive, cloud services, or any district issued applications. The School Board makes no representation that any data placed on the Device will be saved or retained. ❖ The use of anonymous proxies to bypass content filters is strictly prohibited. ❖ Each student should always “sign‐out” of their Google account at the end of each class period. Failure to do so will give others access to your work. ❖ Sharing passwords or using other users’ passwords is not permitted. It is the user’s responsibility to maintain the confidentiality of passwords which allow access to the district’s systems and the information which those passwords protect. ❖ Do not allow another student to use your Google account. ❖ Do not log‐on to another student’s Google account or any personal account.

Internet Usage. School staff is responsible for monitoring district personal computing device usage, district Internet system usage, work in progress, and online activities of minors while at school. Parents/guardians are responsible for monitoring the usage of district personal computing devices, district Internet systems, and access to information on the Internet while at home. Each student and his/her parent/guardian should be aware that the Webster Parish School Board does not have control of the information on the Internet, nor can it provide comprehensive barriers to students accessing information on the Internet. Sites accessible via the Internet may contain material that is illegal, defamatory, inaccurate, illicit, or potentially offensive to some people. While the Webster Parish School Board makes efforts to filter objectionable content on district personal computing devices and district Internet systems both at school and at home, parents and guardians must remain diligent in observing student behavior when using these devices at home, including the sites visited by the student and communications to and from the student while using the devices. Should access to an inappropriate site occur, or should a student send or receive inappropriate content while using a district personal computing device or district Internet system, the student must notify their teacher or building level administrator immediately. Additionally, students are prohibited from accessing, submitting, posting, publishing, forwarding, downloading, scanning, or displaying materials that are defamatory, abusive, obscene, vulgar, sexually explicit or suggestive, threatening, discriminatory, harassing and/or illegal. ❖ Each student, and their parent/guardian, acknowledges and agrees that the student has no privacy or ownership rights related to their Device or any data stored or processed on the Device, the school network, Google Drive, cloud services, or any district issued applications. The School Board makes no representation that any data placed on the Device will be saved or retained. ❖ The use of anonymous proxies to bypass content filters is strictly prohibited. ❖ Each student should always “sign‐outsign-out” of their Google account at the end of each class period. Failure to do so will give others access to your work. ❖ Sharing passwords or using other users’ passwords is not permitted. It is the user’s responsibility to maintain the confidentiality of passwords which allow access to the district’s systems and the information which those passwords protect. ❖ Do not allow another student to use your Google account. ❖ Do not log‐on log-on to another student’s Google account or any personal account.

Internet Usage. School staff Internet access is responsible for monitoring district personal computing device usage, district Internet system usage, work in progressexpensive and has been provided to assist students' education. Students must use it only with permission, and online activities of minors while not in any unauthorised way. Bandwidth is limited at GC to 20Gb/s and as such, students may experience longer than normal times for access to certain web pages depending on the network traffic at the school. Parents/guardians are responsible for monitoring As the usage of district personal computing devicesInternet is an unsupervised environment, district the school has a responsibility to ensure that, as far as possible, material obtained from the Internet systemsis not offensive or inappropriate. To this end, and access to information filtering software has been placed on the Internet while at homelinks. Each student and hisUltimately, it is the responsibility of individual students to ensure their behaviour does not contravene school rules or rules imposed by parents/her parent/guardian should be guardians. The school is aware that definitions of "offensive" and "inappropriate” will vary considerably between cultures and individuals. The school is also aware that no security system is perfect and that there is always the Webster Parish School Board does possibility of inappropriate material, intentionally and unintentionally, being obtained and displayed. GC will take action to block the further display of offensive or inappropriate material that has been accessed through the network as it is identified. Students must not have control deliberately enter or remain in any site that has any of the information following content: • Nudity, obscene language or discussion intended to provoke a sexual response. • Violence. • Information about committing any crime. • Information about m a k i n g or using w e a p o n s , t r a p s , d a n g e r o u s practical jokes or "revenge" activities. Students must: • Follow school guidelines and procedures when preparing materials for publication on the Internetweb. • Respect the rights of copyright owners. Copyright infringement occurs when I inappropriately reproduce a work that is protected by a copyright. If a work contains language that specifies appropriate use of that work, nor I will follow the expressed requirements. If I am unsure whether or not I can it provide comprehensive barriers use a work, I will request permission from the copyright owner. If I am confused by copyright law, I will ask a teacher to students accessing information answer my questions. • Not plagiarise works that I find on the InternetInternet or on the computers at my school. Sites accessible via Plagiarism is taking the Internet may contain ideas or writings of others and presenting them as if they were my own. • Not access any other material that is illegaltheir parents or guardians have forbidden them to see. If students encounter any such site, defamatory, inaccurate, illicit, or potentially offensive to some peoplethey must immediately turn off the BYOD and notify a teacher. While They should not show the Webster Parish School Board makes efforts to filter objectionable content on district personal computing devices and district Internet systems both at school and at home, parents and guardians must remain diligent in observing student behavior when using these devices at home, including the sites visited by the student and communications to and from the student while using the devices. Should access to an inappropriate site occur, or should a student send or receive inappropriate content while using a district personal computing device or district Internet system, the student must notify their teacher or building level administrator immediately. Additionally, students are prohibited from accessing, submitting, posting, publishing, forwarding, downloading, scanning, or displaying materials that are defamatory, abusive, obscene, vulgar, sexually explicit or suggestive, threatening, discriminatory, harassing and/or illegal. ❖ Each student, and their parent/guardian, acknowledges and agrees that the student has no privacy or ownership rights related to their Device friends first. • Never publish or any data stored disclose the email address of a staff member or processed on the Devicestudent without that person's explicit permission. • Not reveal personal information including names, the school networkaddresses, Google Drivephotographs, cloud services, credit card details and telephone numbers of themselves or any district issued applicationsothers. The School Board makes no representation that any data placed on the Device will be saved or retained. ❖ The use of anonymous proxies to bypass content filters • Ensure privacy and confidentiality is strictly prohibited. ❖ Each student should always “sign‐out” of their Google account at the end of each class period. Failure to do so will give others access to your work. ❖ Sharing passwords maintained by not disclosing or using other users’ passwords any information in a way that is not permitted. It is the user’s responsibility contrary to maintain the confidentiality of passwords which allow access to the district’s systems and the information which those passwords protect. ❖ Do not allow another student to use your Google account. ❖ Do not log‐on to another student’s Google account or any personal accountindividual's interests.