Network Resources. Network services refers to all aspects of BCHS’s owned or leased equipment, including computers, printers, scanners and other peripherals, as well as email, domain cloud, Internet services, servers, network files and folders, and all other technology---related equipment and services. These rules apply to any use of BCHS’s network resources whether this access occurs while on or off the school premises. Accessing the Internet and network resources is a privilege granted for the primary purpose of conducting research, completing class assignments, and gaining familiarity with evolving electronic communications. Email is not guaranteed to be private. People who administer the system have access to g-mail accounts.
Network Resources refers to all aspects of ISNP's owned or leased equipment, including Chromebooks, printers, scanners and other peripherals, as well as email, Internet services, servers, network files and folders, and all other technology-related equipment and services. These rules apply to any use of ISNP's Network Resources whether this access occurs while on or off campus.
Network Resources. The use of the school network is a privilege, not a right, and may be revoked if abused. The student is personally responsible for his/her actions when utilizing the school’s computer resources. Despite our best efforts and beyond the limits of filtering technology, your child may run across areas of adult content and some material you might find objectionable. PRIVACY – Network storage areas are the property of the school district. The Technology Director or designee may review any storage area of the school network to maintain system integrity and to insure that students are using the system responsibly. COPYING/DOWNLOADING - Students are NOT permitted to download or install any software, shareware, or freeware onto the school’s computers. Students are NOT permitted to copy others’ work or intrude into others’ files. INAPPROPRIATE MATERIALS OR LANGUAGE – Students are NOT permitted to transmit, retrieve or store materials that are discriminatory, harassing, obscene, pornographic, or inappropriate. Should students encounter such material by accident, they should report it to their teacher immediately. The use of district online systems for personal gain, political lobbying or any other purpose which is illegal or against district policy or contrary to the district’s best interest is NOT permitted. STUDENT UNDERSTANDING: ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN AND RETURN THIS PAGE BEFORE THE USE OF ANY TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT (PERSONAL OR DISTRICT-OWNED) IS ALLOWED AT XXXXXX ISD.
Network Resources. Network Resources shall have the meaning set forth in the PJM Tariff.
Network Resources. Network services refers to all aspects of FCSD’s owned or leased equipment, including Devices, printers, scanners and other peripherals, as well as email, Internet services, servers, network files and folders, and all other technology related equipment and services. These rules apply to any use of FCSD’s network resources whether this access occurs while on or off the school premises.
Network Resources. The use of the school network is a privilege, not a right, and may be revoked if abused. The student is personally responsible for his/her actions when utilizing the school's computer resources. Despite our best efforts and beyond the limits of filtering technology, your child may run across areas of adult content and some material you might find objectionable. Privacy – Network storage areas are the property of the school district. The Network Administrator may review any storage area of the school network to maintain system integrity and to ensure that students are using the system responsibly. Copying/Downloading – Students are NOT permitted to download or install any software, shareware, or freeware onto the school 's computers. Students are NOT permitted to copy others' work or intrude into others' folders. Inappropriate Materials or Language – Students are NOT permitted to transmit, retrieve or store materials that are discriminatory, harassing, obscene, pornographic, or inappropriate. Should students encounter such material by accident, they should report it to their teacher immediately. The use of District online systems for personal gain, political lobbying or any other purpose which is illegal or against District policy or contrary to the District's best interest is NOT permitted. Student Understanding
Network Resources. At the request of the Local President and when capability exists, access to on-line websites for AF, AFMC, and local publications will be provided to the Union consistent with agency security procedures. The Employer will provide access to government email to communicate with bargaining unit members via Global Address Directories, consistent with the AFMC/AFGE Partnership Council Union Email Pamphlet. Hardware and commercial software required for access will be the responsibility of the Union unless mutually agreed otherwise at the local level. Access to on-line libraries will not be used to transmit defamatory, political, or internal union business information.
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Network Resources. The use of the network is a privilege, not a right, and may be revoked if abused. Faculty/staff are personally responsible for his/her actions when utilizing the school’s computer resources. PRIVACY – Network storage areas are the property of the school district. The Network Administrator may review any storage area of the school network or email to maintain system integrity and to insure that faculty/staff are using the system responsibly. No one can claim a right to privacy or unrestricted speech in the use of the District’s systems. PERSONAL USE - Limited personal use is permitted as long as this does not increase the cost to the District or interfere with the operations of the network or with the performance of the employee’s duties. Use of the district’s computer (i.e. laptop), at home, can become a potential risk for viruses and spyware being introduced into the school network. Please use extreme caution when using district resources at home. COPYING/DOWNLOADING – Faculty/Staff ARE permitted to install UPDATES pertaining to the operating system, web browsers, Adobe, and other necessary updates only after checking with district/campus technology personnel. Faculty/Staff are NOT permitted to download or install any software, shareware, or freeware onto the school’s computers (webshots, gator, yahoo messenger, kazaa, weatherbug, limewire, spybot, toolbars, screen savers, etc.) Faculty/Staff are NOT permitted to intrude into others’ files. INAPPROPRIATE MATERIALS OR LANGUAGE – Faculty/Staff are NOT permitted to transmit, retrieve or store materials that are discriminatory, harassing, obscene, pornographic, or inappropriate. Despite our best efforts and beyond the limits of filtering technology, you may run across areas of adult content and some material you might find objectionable for the educational setting. We ask that you report these websites to the technology department to include in the filtering process. Faculty or staff should not seek to access sites that are inappropriate for the public school environment. The use of district online systems for personal gain, political lobbying or any other purpose which is illegal or against district policy or contrary to the district’s best interest is NOT permitted. ELECTRONIC MAIL – While electronic mail can be a valuable tool, it is impossible to guarantee that it will be private. Do not send messages that are abusive, threatening, harassing, obscene, sexually oriented, discriminatory, damaging, illegal, ...
Network Resources. Network services refers to all aspects of MVCSD’s owned or leased equipment, including computers, printers, scanners and other peripherals, as well as email, Internet services, servers, network files and folders, and all other technology related equipment and services. These rules apply to any use of MVCSD’s network resources whether this access occurs while on or off the school premises. MVCSD is not responsible for filtering or monitoring content on student computers when the device is not connected to the school network.
