RESPONSIBILITY FOR COMPUTER USE AND CONDUCT POLICY Sample Clauses

RESPONSIBILITY FOR COMPUTER USE AND CONDUCT POLICY. AGREEMENT The following is a list of rules and guidelines, which govern the use of DCSD computers and network resources. The Student(s) will: ● use the iPad for educational purposes ● use the appropriate language and be respectful of others ● observe and respect license and copyright materials ● keep passwords and personal information confidential ● treat the equipment with as much care as if it were your own property. ● NOT be allowed to bring the iPad in the cafeteria any time meals are served . (i.e., breakfast, lunch, banquets, etc.) ● NOT be turned on, used, or out of it’s case while in the restroom or locker room to ensure privacy to all of our students and staff. ● NOT be in locker rooms with iPads. ● Keep the iPad lid fully closed whenever it is moved from one point to another. ● Be used only by the assigned student. ● Adhere to DCSD iPad Use Agreement at all times and in all locations. When in doubt about acceptable use, contact the Tech Center. ● Allow their iPad subject to random checks. ● Bring their iPad to school everyday, with the battery fully charged The student may not use network resources: ● to create, send, access or download material which is abusive, hateful, harassing or sexually explicit. ● to download, stream or listen to Internet-based music, video and large image files not required for school work, as this slows the performance of the network for all users. The school will monitor the network for violations. ● to send file attachments that are greater than 2MB in size (the transfer process can hinder network speed and access to others - if you need to transfer large files, please contact the Technology Director to make special arrangements). ● to conduct any commercial business ● to conduct any illegal activity (this includes adhering to copyright laws). ● to access the data or account of another user (altering files of another user is considered vandalism). ● to install any software onto DCSD computers/iPads or to copy DCSD school software (copying school owned software programs is considered theft). In addition, students may not: ● ask for personal information about other students. Examples include but are not limited to: email address, phone number, home address and physical description. ● give out their home address or phone number to anyone on the Internet (this protects users from becoming potential victims of those with criminal intent). ● give password(s) to anyone ● post anonymous messages ● bring in their own laptop or...
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RESPONSIBILITY FOR COMPUTER USE AND CONDUCT POLICY. AGREEMENT The following is a list of rules and guidelines, which govern the use of DCSD computers and network resources. The Student(s) will: • use the iPad for educational purposes • use the appropriate language and be respectful of others • observe and respect license and copyright materials • keep passwords and personal information confidential • treat the equipment with as much care as if it were your own property. • NOT be allowed to bring the iPad in the cafeteria any time meals are served . (i.e., breakfast, lunch, banquets, etc.) • NOT be in locker rooms or restrooms with iPads to ensure privacy to all of our students and staff. • Keep the iPad lid fully closed whenever it is moved from one point to another. • Only use their assigned iPad. • Adhere to DCSD iPad Use Agreement at all times and in all locations. When in doubt about acceptable use, contact the Tech Center. • Allow their iPad subject to random checks. The student may not use network resources: • to create, send, access or download material which is abusive, hateful, harassing or sexually explicit. • to download, stream or listen to Internet-based music, video and large image files not required for school work, as this slows the performance of the network for all users. The school will monitor the network for violations. • to send file attachments that are greater than 2MB in size(the transfer process can hinder network speed and access to others - if you need to transfer large files, please contact the Technology Director to make special arrangements). • to conduct any commercial business • to conduct any illegal activity (this includes adhering to copyright laws). • to access the data or account of another user (altering files of another user is considered vandalism). • to install any software onto DCSD computers/iPads or to copy DCSD school software (copying school owned software programs is considered theft) • In addition, students may not: • ask for personal information about other students. Examples include but are not limited to: email address, phone number, home address and physical description. • give out their home address or phone number to anyone on the Internet (this protects users from becoming potential victims of those with criminal intent). • give password(s) to anyone • post anonymous messages • bring in their own laptop or electronic device from home to use at school. Some examples are, but not limited to: cell phones, iTouch • attempt to change any Xxxxxx Community Sc...
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