PROVINCIAL vLE/LMS - CONDITIONS OF USE. Ethics As a student participating in this online learning system, you will abide by all rules and regulations published in this acceptable use policy and agree that you are subject to the jurisdiction of all disciplinary panels and procedures established by your district school board to address violations of acceptable use of the online learning system. All assignments you submit and all tests you take shall be solely performed by you, except where it is requested that you participate with others. You will not submit work that is plagiarized or otherwise violates copyright laws of Canada. As a user of the courses delivered by this online learning system, you agree to access courses only for lawful purposes. You will respect the privacy of other users, and you will respect the integrity of the computer systems and other users’ data. It is your responsibility to respect the copyright protection of licensed computer software. You will not obstruct, disrupt, or interfere with the teaching and learning that occurs on the website, through computer "hacking" or any other nefarious methods. You will not harass, stalk, threaten, abuse, insult, or humiliate anyone using this online learning system. This includes, but is not limited to: demeaning written or oral comments regarding sex, race or ethnicity; sexual advances; and intimidations. You understand that, in addition to any other penalty you and/or your parent or guardian may be held liable for monetary damages for any wrongful actions you undertake. As a participant in this online learning system, you are solely responsible not only for adhering to all relevant laws, statutes, rules, and regulations, but a school board's standards, rules, and regulations as well. Enrolment does not confer either immunity or special consideration with reference to civil and criminal laws. Disciplinary action by a school board will not be subject to postponement on the grounds that criminal charges involving the same incident have been dismissed, reduced, or are pending in a civil or criminal court. In addition, a school board reserves the right to pursue disciplinary action if a student violates a standard and then withdraws from online courses before administrative action is final. Intellectual Property and Copyright This website contains copyrighted materials. The course delivery system is the intellectual property of Desire2Learn Incorporated. This website is provided solely for authorized users. You may not distribute, publi...
