PROTECTING AND STORING YOUR CHROMEBOOK Sample Clauses

PROTECTING AND STORING YOUR CHROMEBOOK. Chromebooks will be labeled in the manner specified by the school. Chromebooks can be identified in the following ways: ● Record of serial number ● Individual’s Google Account username ● Under no circumstances are students to modify, remove, or destroy identification labels. Storing Your Chromebook: Under no circumstance should a Chromebook be stored in unsupervised areas. Unsupervised areas include the school grounds and campus, the cafeteria, unlocked classrooms, library, locker rooms, dressing rooms, hallways, bathrooms, extra-curricular bus, in a car, or any other entity that is not securely locked or in which there is no supervision.
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PROTECTING AND STORING YOUR CHROMEBOOK. 9a. Chromebook Identification Chromebooks will be labeled in the manner specified by the school. Labels are NOT to be intentionally removed from the Chromebooks. Chromebooks can be identified in the following wrays: ● Record of serial number ● Individual user account name and password ● Unique internal machine ID number 9b. Password Protection Students are expected to keep their password confidential. Remember that if someone logs into your computer and breaks the Windthorst ISD Acceptable Use Policy, you are still responsible for all inappropriate items found on your Chromebook. It is in your best interest to keep both your device and your password secure.
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PROTECTING AND STORING YOUR CHROMEBOOK. A. Chromebook identification of Student Chromebooks will be labeled in the manner specified by the school. Chromebooks can be identified and stored in our tracking system in the following ways:
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PROTECTING AND STORING YOUR CHROMEBOOK. 10.1 Chromebook Identification: Each school owned Chromebook is labeled with laser etched identification on the outside and inside. Labels are used to identify Chromebooks for storage and charging in the charging cart. Labels are NOT to be removed from the Chromebooks. Inspect your Chromebook at the beginning of each user session for any damage, vandalism, missing labels, or missing/non-working apps. Immediately report any of these issues to your teacher. If they are not reported at the beginning of a student’s Chromebook session, they will be the responsibility of the student who is using the device.
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