Music, Games, or Programs. Students are responsible for maintaining the integrity of software required for facilitating academic activities. All software must be district provided. Music and games are not allowed to be played on the laptop during school hours without the permission from the teacher. Violent games and computer images containing obscene or pornographic material are strictly prohibited at any time and will result in disciplinary action.
Music, Games, or Programs. The Sterling High School Acceptable Usage Agreement states that students are expected to comply with ethical-use guidelines and abide by the federal copyright laws. Music, videos, and games may not be downloaded, installed, or saved to the hard drive. Music and games can be disruptive during class and may not be used in school unless the student has permission from the teacher for an educational project. Deleting Files Do not delete any folders or files that you did not create or that you do not recognize. Deletion of files could interfere with the functionality of the tablet. Student Storage/Saving Files
Music, Games, or Programs. Downloading music from iTunes or any other music sharing site is not allowed unless it is for educational use. • Internet games are not allowed on the iPad unless they are for educational use. Originally Installed Software/Apps BKHS will pre-configure the iPad with the necessary Apps for school. The software/ Apps originally installed by BKHS must remain on the iPad and be easily accessible at all times. Apps may be installed from the mobile device management (MDM) Catalog ONLY. From time to time the school may add or modify software applications through the BKHS MDM software. The iPad may be inspected at any time to ensure the iPad is configured per school policy. Software/Apps/Upgrades Upgraded versions of licensed software/Apps are available from time to time. Students should ensure that Apps are updated as necessary. Any additional course- specific Apps must be approved by the Academic Xxxx’x Office and if approved can only be obtained through the App Catalog using your school specific Apple ID.
Music, Games, or Programs. • Students may not download music from iTunes or any other music-sharing site unless directed by or with the permission of a teacher. • Music is only allowed on the iPad if provided by the teacher for educational use. • Sound must be muted at all times unless permission is obtained from the teacher for instructional purposes. The student’s parents may provide ear buds. • Non-educational games are not allowed on the iPads. Printing Printing is student responsibility and should be completed at home. Students will be given information and instruction on printing with the iPad at school only at the request of the teacher. Home Internet Access Students are allowed to set up wireless networks on their iPads to assist them with iPad use while at home. Printing at home will require a wireless printer, proper settings on the iPad and the correct app. MANAGING YOUR FILES & SAVING YOUR WORK Saving Work It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that work is not lost due to mechanical failure or accidental deletion. iPad malfunctions are not an acceptable excuse for not submitting work; therefore, students should back up all work.
Music, Games, or Programs. Any music downloaded or streamed over the Internet must be appropriate as per District policy. • Any games streamed over the Internet must be appropriate as per District policy. • Decisions regarding appropriate music and games will be at the discretion of the Campus Administration and the BISD Technology Department. • All software on the system must be District approved and installed by the Technology Department. • All copyright laws will be enforced. • There is a $20 re-imaging charge to remove any of the above items. Unauthorized Access Reference District AUP Transporting Laptops • Laptops must be transported in school-provided sleeves. • To prevent system damage, laptops need to be closed and placed in school provided sleeve. • Laptops do NOT have to be shut down (turned off) between classes. • Laptops can be left on around the clock. Batteries must be fully charged prior to arriving at school each day. Student Acceptable Use Policy for Technology Resources These guidelines are provided so students and parents are aware of the responsibilities students accept when they use District-owned computer hardware, laptops, operating system software, application software, stored text, data files, electronic mail, local databases, CD- ROMs, digitized information, communications technologies and internet access. In general, this requires efficient, ethical and legal utilization of all technology resources. Expectations • During the class period, student use of computers, other technology hardware, software, and computer networks, including the internet is only allowed when supervised or permission has been granted by an instructional staff member. • All users are expected to follow existing copyright laws. Copyright guidelines are posted and/or available in the media center (library) of each campus, as well as posted on the District website. • Although the District has an Internet safety plan in place, students are expected to notify a staff member whenever they come across information or messages that are inappropriate, dangerous, threatening, or make them feel uncomfortable. • Students who identify or know about a security problem are expected to convey the details to their teacher without discussing it with other students. Unacceptable conduct includes, but is not limited to the following: • Using the network for illegal activities, including copyright, license or contract violations, downloading inappropriate materials, viruses, and/or software, such as but n...
Music, Games, or Programs. Music is only allowed on the iPad if provided by the teacher for educational use. Sound must be muted at all times unless permission is obtained from the teacher for instructional purposes. Internet games not approved by a teacher are not allowed on the iPads. All software/apps must be school provided. Home Internet Access Students are allowed to setup wireless networks on their iPads to assist them with iPad use while at home. Printing at home will require a wireless printer, proper settings on the iPad, and the correct app. MANAGING YOUR FILES AND SAVING YOUR WORK Saving Work It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that work is not lost due to mechanical failure or accidental deletion. Students will be able to access their documents at home and school by using Google Drive, Google Docs, OneDrive, Teams and/or attaching documents to their email account. iPad malfunctions are not an acceptable excuse for not submitting work. Network Connectivity NHS makes no guarantee that the school wireless network will be up and running 100% of the time.
Music, Games, or Programs. Sound must be muted at all times unless permission is obtained from the teacher for instructional purposes. Students should provide their own wired earbuds or headphones. (Wireless earbuds are not recommended due to luetooth interference in a group setting.) iPad space is limited and is intended for school related data. Students may not load music or games. APPS/SOFTWARE Installation Necessary software/apps will be installed by Foothill Christian School. Additional Software Students are not allowed to load additional software/apps on their iPads. Inspection Students may be selected at random to submit their iPad for inspection. Staff members may inspect or confiscate any iPad at any time for any purpose.
Music, Games, or Programs. Any music downloaded or streamed over the Internet must be appropriate as per District Policy. • Any games streamed over the Internet must appropriate as per District Policy. • Decisions regarding appropriate music and games will be at the discretion of the Campus Administration and the WISD Technology Department. • All software on the system must be District approved and installed by the Technology Department. • All copyright laws will be enforced. • There is a $15 re-‐imaging charge to remove any of the above items.
Music, Games, or Programs. Any music downloaded or streamed over the Internet must be appropriate as per District policy. • Any games streamed over the Internet must be appropriate as per District policy. • Decisions regarding appropriate music and games will be at the discretion of the School Administration. • Wasting school resources through the improper use of the computer system(s) is NOT allowed. • All software on the system must be District approved and installed by the Technology Department. • All copyright laws should be followed. • In the case of a laptop needing to be re-imaged, this will result in the loss of ALL personal data.
Music, Games, or Programs. Music and game applications may not be downloaded without consent from a teacher or administrator. All applications and extensions loaded on the iPads must be school approved. No Loaning or Borrowing iPads Do NOT loan an iPad to other students. Do NOT borrow an iPad from another student. Do NOT share passwords or usernames with others. Unauthorized Access (Board Policy) Access to another person’s iPad without consent or knowledge is considered hacking and is unacceptable. iPad Violations If a student is found violating any of the terms mentioned in the Courtenay iPad Agreement, the Chicago Public School Student Handbook and Code of Conduct, including the Student Guidelines for Acceptable Use of Technology, they will be subject to penalties aforementioned in these documents and the loaned Chromebook can at any time be taken away as a result of those actions. By signing below, we AGREE to the terms and conditions of the Courtenay Chromebook Agreement. Student’s Name/Signature: Parent/Legal Guardian Name:
