Personal Mobile Devices Sample Clauses

Personal Mobile Devices.  Personal or mobile devices are allowed to access Chilliwack School District information technology resources unless the device has not been approved for use by the district.  Student personal or mobile devices are allowed to be used on the Chilliwack School District network unless not permitted to do so by district staff.  Personal or mobile devices, whether owned by student or district and connected to Chilliwack School District information technology resources, must be used in compliance with all parts of the Chilliwack School District Acceptable Use Agreement.  Personal or mobile device access to Chilliwack School District information technology resources may be limited to balance availability with need at the discretion of the district.
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Personal Mobile Devices. The Superintendent or designee shall make available to all students the opportunity to connect an approved personal technological device to the District provided guest wireless network for academic purposes. Students using their own device to connect to the guest wireless network must do so with their District issued individual account. If applicable, the personal device must have current anti-virus software installed before accessing the network. The device may be used in the classroom or learning space for academic purposes only. The individual school site may provide direction on expectations of utilization and device specifications, with guidance from the technology department and legal. The Superintendent or designee shall establish guidelines for schools to implement “Bring Your Own Device” programs with clear procedures on ensuring equity of access and compliancy with Education Code 49011, prohibiting required student fees to participate in an educational activity. The use of personal mobile devices, such as laptops, Smartphones, tablets, etc., by students on campus is subject to all applicable District policies and regulations concerning technology use, as well as the following rules and understandings: • Permission to have a mobile device at school is contingent upon parent/guardian understanding this agreement except as required by Education Code section 48901.5(b) • All costs for data plans and fees associated with mobile devices are the responsibility of the student. The District does not require the use of personal mobile devices in any instructional setting but may allow their use to enhance learning. • Schools supporting subject or grade level programs where students participate in a Bring Your Own Device program will provide equity devices, equivalent to the current District standard, to ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate. • Mobile devices with Internet access capabilities which are being harnessed for classroom learning purposes are required to use the District filtered guest network. • Students are required to use their District issued individual account to access the guest wireless network at all times. • Use during class time must be authorized by the teacher. • Students are directed not to photograph, video tape, or record any individuals without the written permission of the teacher or administrator and the students being photographed. Recordings made in a classroom require the advance written permission of the teacher...
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Personal Mobile Devices. The use of personal mobile devices, such as laptops, Smartphones, tablets, etc., by students on campus is subject to all applicable District policies and regulations concerning technology use, as well as the following rules and understandings: • Permission to have a mobile device at school is contingent upon parent/guardian understanding of this agreement except as required by Education Code section 48901.5(b) • All costs for data plans and fees associated with mobile devices are the responsibility of the student. The District does not require the use of personal mobile devices in any instructional setting but may allow their use to enhance learning. • Mobile devices with Internet access capabilities which are being harnessed for classroom learning purposes are required to use the District filtered guest network. • Students are required to use their district issued individual account to access the guest wireless network at all times. • Use during class time must be authorized by the teacher. • Students are directed not to photograph, video tape, or record any individuals without the written permission of the teacher or administrator and the students being photographed. Recordings made in a classroom require the advance written permission of the teacher or school principal. • Students may not take, possess or share obscene photographs or videos. • Students may not photograph, videotape or otherwise record assessment materials and assessments.
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Personal Mobile Devices. (including phones)
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Personal Mobile Devices. Employees will not be required or expected to use their personal mobile devices for work purposes. Training will include information on the Public Records Act that, at a minimum, will include information on retention schedules and how the employee’s use of personal mobile devices interacts with the Public Records Act.
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Personal Mobile Devices. The Superintendent or designee shall make available to all students the opportunity to connect an approved personal technological device to the District provided guest wireless network for academic purposes. Students using their own device to connect to the guest wireless network must do so with their District issued individual account. If applicable, the personal device must have current anti-virus and anti-malware software installed before accessing the network. The device may be used in the classroom or learning space for academic purposes only. The individual school site may provide direction on expectations of utilization and device specifications, with guidance from the technology department and legal. The Superintendent or designee shall establish guidelines for schools to implement “Bring Your Own Device” programs or “1 to 1 Device Checkout” programs with clear procedures on ensuring equity of access and compliance with Education Code 49011, prohibiting required student fees to participate in an educational activity. The use of personal mobile devices, such as laptops, Smartphones, tablets, etc., by students on campus is subject to all applicable District policies and regulations concerning technology use. The use of district devices, such as laptops and hotspots, by students at home are subject to all applicable District policies and regulations concerning technology use. In addition, the following rules and understandings apply: 2.12.1. Permission to have a mobile device at school is contingent upon parent/guardian understanding this agreement except as required by Education Code section 48901.5(b) 2.12.2. All costs for data plans and fees associated with personal mobile devices are the responsibility of the student. The District does not require the use of personal mobile devices in any instructional setting but may allow their use to enhance learning. 2.12.3. Schools supporting subject or grade level programs where students participate in a Bring Your Own Device program will provide equity devices, equivalent to the current District standard, to ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate. 2.12.4. Mobile devices with Internet access capabilities which are being harnessed for classroom learning purposes are required to use the District filtered wireless network. 2.12.5. Students are required to use their District issued individual account to access the wireless network at all times. 2.12.6. Use during class time must be authorized by the ...
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Personal Mobile Devices. If I bring personal mobile devices (including mobile phones, tablets and smart watches) to school, they must be switched off upon entering the school grounds and handed to the Student Window at the start of the day. Mobile phones will be returned when you check into the Student Window at the end of the school day. Devices are not to be turned on until out of the school gates.
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Personal Mobile Devices. During regular school hours, personal mobile devices must remain in students’ school bags and switched off. If this rule is breached, the device will be confiscated and parents contacted.
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Personal Mobile Devices. ● The use of mobile devices for personal reasons must be discreet and appropriate: a. Personal mobile devices should be turned off or on silent and stored away from view during contact time (including lunchtime and break duties), unless they are being used for legitimate business purposes (e.g. school records of attendance, achievements and misconduct).
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