NETWORK AND INTERNET ACCESS AGREEMENT FOR STAFF MEMBERS Sample Clauses

NETWORK AND INTERNET ACCESS AGREEMENT FOR STAFF MEMBERS. AGREEMENT A. The use of the Network is a privilege that may be revoked by the District at any time and for any reason. Reasons for revoking privilege include, but are not limited to, the unauthorized altering of system software, the placing of unauthorized information, computer viruses or harmful programs on or through the computer system in either public or individual files or messages. The District reserves the right to remove files and limit or deny access. B. The District reserves all rights to any material stored in files that are generally accessible to others and will remove any material which the District, at its sole discretion, believes may be harmful, obscene, pornographic, abusive, or otherwise objectionable. The Staff Member will not use his/her District- approved computer account/access to obtain, view, download, or otherwise gain access to such materials. The Staff Member will, if accidentally gaining access to such materials, promptly exit the site. It is also recommended that the Staff Member should inform his/her supervisor and/or the District’s Technology Director of the unintentional access as soon as is practical. C. All information services and features contained on District or Network resources are intended for the personal and school-related use of its registered users and any use of these resources for commercial-for-profit or other unauthorized purposes (e.g., advertisements, political lobbying), in any form, is expressly forbidden. D. The District and Network resources are intended for the exclusive use by their registered users. The staff member is responsible for the use of his or her account/password and/or access privilege. Allowing the use of an account by someone other than the registered account holder is forbidden. X. Xxxxxx of the account shall include, but not be limited to: (1) intentionally seeking information on, obtaining copies of, or modifying files, other data, or passwords belonging to other users. (2) misrepresenting other users on the Network, (3) disrupting the operation of the Network through abuse of the hardware or software, (4) malicious use of the Network through hate mail, harassment, profanity, vulgar statements, or discriminatory remarks, (5) interfering with others use of the Network, (6) illegal installation of copyrighted software, (7) unauthorized downloading, copying, or use of licensed or copyrighted software, or (8) allowing anyone to use an account other than the account holder.
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NETWORK AND INTERNET ACCESS AGREEMENT FOR STAFF MEMBERS. AGREEMENT A. The use of the Network is a privilege that may be revoked by the District at any time and for any reason. Reasons for revoking privilege include, but are not limited to, the unauthorized altering of system software, the placing of unauthorized information, computer viruses or harmful programs on or through the computer system in either public or individual files or messages. The District reserves the right to remove files and limit or deny access. B. The District reserves all rights to any material stored in files that are generally accessible to others and will remove any material which the District, at its sole discretion, believes may be harmful, obscene, pornographic, abusive, or otherwise objectionable. The Staff Member will not use his/her District- approved computer account/access to obtain, view, download, or otherwise gain access to such materials. The Staff Member will, if accidentally gaining access to such materials, promptly exit the site. It is also recommended that the Staff Member should inform his/her supervisor and/or the District’s Technology Director of the unintentional access as soon as is practical. Improper or unauthorized use of the Network may result in the staff member’s discipline or discharge. C. All information services and features contained on District or Network resources are intended for the personal and school-related use of its registered users and any use of these resources for commercial-for-profit or other unauthorized purposes (e.g., advertisements, political lobbying), in any form, is expressly forbidden. D. The District and Network resources are intended for the exclusive use by their registered users. The staff member is responsible for the use of his or her account/password and/or access privilege. Allowing the use of an account by someone other than the registered account holder is forbidden. E. Any misuse of the account will result in suspension of the account privileges. Misuse shall include, but not be limited to: (1) intentionally seeking information on, obtaining copies of, or modifying files, other data, or passwords belonging to other users. (2) misrepresenting other users on the Network, (3) disrupting the operation of the Network through abuse of the hardware or software, (4) malicious use of the Network through hate mail, harassment, profanity, vulgar statements, or discriminatory remarks, (5) interfering with others use of the Network, (6) illegal installation of copyrighted software, (7)...
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