Publishing on the Internet. All publications of school, grade, department, group, or project pages that are displayed on any of the NASD’s technology shall be created in conformance with this Policy and within any additional guidelines established by the NASD.
Publishing on the Internet. When published on the Internet, the Compliance Certification Xxxx must be either: (a) protected from being downloaded through the use of scripting or coding, or (b) protected from being downloaded by dividing the xxxx into sections that can only be individually downloaded and cannot be pieced together in a practicable manner. When using the manner described in (b) above, the xxxx must be divided into a minimum of four
Publishing on the Internet. When published on the Internet, the Certification Logo must be either:
Publishing on the Internet. When published on the Internet, the Compliance Certification Mark must be either: (a) protected from being downloaded through the use of scripting or coding, or (b) protected from being downloaded by dividing the mark into sections that can only be individually downloaded and cannot be pieced together in a practicable manner. When using the manner described in (b) above, the mark must be divided into a minimum of four
Publishing on the Internet. The school has a website, smart phone app and Facebook page that allows the opportunity to advertise the school to the community and on occasions, may display student’s work and activities. The following applies to posting on the school's website, app and Facebook: All materials published on the internet by the school will be used to present relevant information about the school that is of use to the school and wider communities. No identifiable images portraying students of the school will be published on the school website, app or Facebook page without the parents of students portrayed giving written and informed consent. No article, artwork or image will be published by the school or its students without an acknowledgement of the original author/creator. The school will abide by all copyright requirements in this regard. Any documents made available for users to download will be virus-checked prior to being made available. No links to other pages or sites on the internet will be published without scrutiny by the school, while ensuring it is appropriate to do so. Implementation of this Policy Students and parents in Kindergarten to Year 6 will sign the attached relevant Electronic Device Usage Agreement form at the start of the year. This will be countersigned by their teacher. Students who enrol during the year will be issued with the agreement as part of the enrolment process. Students in Kindergarten to Year 6 will be instructed on correct computer use during the early weeks of Term One. Teachers will routinely inform students of correct internet use. Inappropriate use of internet services will result in the student being excluded from internet and/or computer use for a period of time as determined by the teacher, or, where technology permits, limitations implemented via the network administrator. Lutheran School Wagga Wagga seeks to instruct students in the appropriate use of electronic devices and as such, consequences shall be administered to students that deliberately neglect their responsibilities. In addition, students that use electronic devices to engage in illegal, slanderous activities, such as cyber-bullying, piracy or editing images, will not only face severe school-based sanctions, but possible criminal prosecution. Lutheran School Wagga Wagga values internet and data security and protection. This includes systems to protect from both intrusion, as well as protecting the young eyes and minds of the students. Strategies include u...
Publishing on the Internet. The Electronic COMPLIANCESUCCESS Mark must be either: (i) protected from being downloaded through the use of scripting or coding; or (ii) protected from being downloaded by dividing the COMPLIANCESUCCESS Mark into sections that can only be individually downloaded and cannot be pieced together in a practicable manner. When using the manner described in clause Error! Reference source not found. above, the COMPLIANCESUCCESS Mark must be divided into a minimum of four sections of either varying width or height. However, when published on the Internet by Licensee, these Exhibit B-1 sections must fit together to form a seamless image to the viewer.
Publishing on the Internet. NASD requires that all publications of school, grade, department, group or project pages that are displayed on any NASD webpage be created and reviewed within the guidelines established by NASD.
Publishing on the Internet. When published on the Internet, the Authorized Assessor Xxxx must be either: (a) protected from being downloaded through the use of scripting or coding, or (b) protected from being downloaded by dividing the xxxx into sections that can only be individually downloaded and cannot be pieced together in a practicable manner. When using the manner described in (b) above, the xxxx must be divided into a minimum of four (4) sections of either varying width or height. However, when published on the Internet by Licensee, these sections must fit together to form a seamless image to the viewer.
