Screen Care. ● Clean the District-issued Device screen with a soft, dry anti-static cotton cloth or with a screen cleaner designed specifically for LCD type screens only. ○ Do not use cleaners that contain ammonia on the District-issued Device. ○ Do not spray cleaners onto the District-issued Device. ○ A soft cloth, slightly dampened with water may be used if required. ● Avoid extended use of the Computing Device while resting directly on your lap. The bottom of the Computing Device can generate significant heat. ● Take frequent breaks when using the Computing Device for long periods of time. Look away from the Computing Device approximately every fifteen minutes. ● Do not provide personal information to anyone over the Internet. Practice internet safety at all times. ● Do not share passwords with anyone. ● Keep the District-issued Device in a secure location when it is not at school. Gaming sites, video streaming sites and all social media will be blocked from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., except Friday and Saturday evenings. Students placed on restrictive use will be allowed to use a Computing Device with only access to educationally relevant content. Gaming sites, video streaming sites and all social media will be blocked at all times. If student violates one or more of the conditions below TJUHSD may, at the Superintendent or designee’s sole discretion, place student on “Restricted Use” (minimum one month) until the Superintendent or designee determines student has satisfied the conditions for non-restrictive use as specified by the Superintendent or designee. Reasons for placing a student on Restrictive Use relative to District-issued Device include but are not limited the following: ● Excessive damage to one or more of the District-issued Devices. ● Excessive loss of one or more of the District-issued Devices. ● Non-acceptance of user agreements. ● Excessive interruptions in service due to repair of local modifications. ● Violation of law or any existing school rules, including but not limited to a violation of Education Code section 48900 et. seq., violation of School Policies and/or Administrative Regulations and violation of the TJUHSD Responsible Use Agreement and/or Acceptable Use Policies. ● Inappropriate, defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, obscene, profane, or illegal material found on the Computing Device. ● Repeated failure to bring the District-issued Device to class daily. ● Repeated failure to bring the Computing Device to school fully charged. ● Lack of minimum attendance requirement (95%). ● Excessive class tardiness. ● Any attempt to harm or destroy data of another user, the network, any technology equipment, or any of the agencies or other computer network services that are connected to the Internet. ● Spamming: sending mass or inappropriate emails. ● Attempting to bypass TJUHSD web filter while using the Computing Device on campus. ● Use of the school’s Internet/E-mail accounts for financial or commercial gain or for any illegal activity. ● Logging in to the system using another user's account or password. ● Invading the privacy of individuals, revealing personal information of others or themselves, such as home address, email, or phone number. ● Photographing, audio recording, or video recording on campus without the permission of student’s teacher, and principal, for academic purposes or in support of a school program. ● Redistributing a copyrighted program or copyrighted material without the express written permission of the owner or authorized person or as provided by the fair use exception. This includes uploading and downloading of materials. ● Exchanging or sharing District-issued Device or accessories with another student. ● Any other behavior deemed inappropriate by TJUHSD faculty or administration.
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Samples: Technology Agreement, Technology Agreement, Technology Agreement
Screen Care. ● Clean the District-issued Device screen with a soft, dry anti-static cotton cloth or with a screen cleaner designed specifically for LCD type screens only. ○ Do not use cleaners that contain ammonia on the District-issued Device. ○ Do not spray cleaners onto the District-issued Device. ○ A soft cloth, slightly dampened with water may be used if required. ● Avoid extended use of the Computing Device while resting directly on your lap. The bottom of the Computing Device can generate significant heat. ● Take frequent breaks when using the Computing Device for long periods of time. Look away from the Computing Device approximately every fifteen minutes. ● Do not provide personal information to anyone over the Internet. Practice internet safety at all times. ● Do not share passwords with anyone. ● Keep the District-issued Device in a secure location when it is not at school. Gaming sites, video streaming sites and all social media will be blocked from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., except Friday and Saturday evenings. Students placed on restrictive use will be allowed to use a Computing Device with only access to educationally relevant content. Gaming sites, video streaming sites and all social media will be blocked at all times. If student violates one or more of the conditions below TJUHSD may, at the Superintendent or designee’s sole discretion, place student on “Restricted Use” (minimum one month) until the Superintendent or designee determines student has satisfied the conditions for non-non- restrictive use as specified by the Superintendent or designee. Reasons for placing a student on Restrictive Use relative to District-issued Device include but are not limited the following: ● Excessive damage to one or more of the District-issued Devices. ● Excessive loss of one or more of the District-issued Devices. ● Non-acceptance of user agreements. ● Excessive interruptions in service due to repair of local modifications. ● Violation of law or any existing school rules, including but not limited to a violation of Education Code section 48900 et. seq., violation of School Policies and/or Administrative Regulations and violation of the TJUHSD Responsible Use Agreement and/or Acceptable Use Policies. ● Inappropriate, defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, obscene, profane, or illegal material found on the Computing Device. ● Repeated failure to bring the District-issued Device to class daily. ● Repeated failure to bring the Computing Device to school fully charged. ● Lack of minimum attendance requirement (95%). ● Excessive class tardiness. ● Any attempt to harm or destroy data of another user, the network, any technology equipment, or any of the agencies or other computer network services that are connected to the Internet. ● Spamming: sending mass or inappropriate emails. ● Attempting to bypass TJUHSD web filter while using the Computing Device on campus. ● Use of the school’s Internet/E-mail accounts for financial or commercial gain or for any illegal activity. ● Logging in to the system using another user's account or password. ● Invading the privacy of individuals, revealing personal information of others or themselves, such as home address, email, or phone number. ● Photographing, audio recording, or video recording on campus without the permission of student’s teacher, and principal, for academic purposes or in support of a school program. ● Redistributing a copyrighted program or copyrighted material without the express written permission of the owner or authorized person or as provided by the fair use exception. This includes uploading and downloading of materials. ● Exchanging or sharing District-issued Device or accessories with another student. ● Any other behavior deemed inappropriate by TJUHSD faculty or administration.
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Samples: Technology Agreement, Technology Agreement
Screen Care. ● Clean the District-issued Device screen with a soft, dry anti-static cotton cloth or with a screen cleaner designed specifically for LCD type screens only. ○ o Do not use cleaners that contain ammonia on the District-issued Device. ○ o Do not spray cleaners onto the District-issued Device. ○ o A soft cloth, slightly dampened with water may be used if required. ● Avoid extended use of the Computing Device while resting directly on your lap. The bottom of the Computing Device can generate significant heat. ● Take frequent breaks when using the Computing Device for long periods of time. Look away from the Computing Device approximately every fifteen minutes. ● Do not provide personal information to anyone over the Internet. Practice internet safety at all times. ● Do not share passwords with anyone. ● Keep the District-issued Device in a secure location when it is not at school. Gaming sites, video streaming sites and all social media will be blocked from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., except Friday and Saturday evenings. Students placed on restrictive use will be allowed to use a Computing Device with only access to educationally relevant content. Gaming sites, video streaming sites and all social media will be blocked at all times. If student violates one or more of the conditions below TJUHSD may, at the Superintendent or designee’s sole discretion, place student on “Restricted Use” (minimum one month) until the Superintendent or designee determines student has satisfied the conditions for non-non- restrictive use as specified by the Superintendent or designee. Reasons for placing a student on Restrictive Use relative to District-issued Device include but are not limited the following: ● Excessive damage to one or more of the District-issued Devices. ● Excessive loss of one or more of the District-issued Devices. ● Non-acceptance of user agreements. ● Excessive interruptions in service due to repair of local modifications. ● Violation of law or any existing school rules, including but not limited to a violation of Education Code section 48900 et. seq., violation of School Policies and/or Administrative Regulations and violation of the TJUHSD Responsible Use Agreement and/or Acceptable Use Policies. ● Inappropriate, defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, obscene, profane, or illegal material found on the Computing Device. ● Repeated failure to bring the District-issued Device to class daily. ● Repeated failure to bring the Computing Device to school fully charged. ● Lack of minimum attendance requirement (95%). ● Excessive class tardiness. ● Any attempt to harm or destroy data of another user, the network, any technology equipment, or any of the agencies or other computer network services that are connected to the Internet. ● Spamming: sending mass or inappropriate emails. ● Attempting to bypass TJUHSD web filter while using the Computing Device on campus. ● Use of the school’s Internet/E-mail accounts for financial or commercial gain or for any illegal activity. ● Logging in to the system using another user's account or password. ● Invading the privacy of individuals, revealing personal information of others or themselves, such as home address, email, or phone number. ● Photographing, audio recording, or video recording on campus without the permission of student’s teacher, and principal, for academic purposes or in support of a school program. ● Redistributing a copyrighted program or copyrighted material without the express written permission of the owner or authorized person or as provided by the fair use exception. This includes uploading and downloading of materials. ● Exchanging or sharing District-issued Device or accessories with another student. ● Any other behavior deemed inappropriate by TJUHSD faculty or administration.
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Samples: Technology Agreement
Screen Care. ● Clean the District-issued Device screen with a soft, dry anti-static cotton cloth or with a screen cleaner designed specifically for LCD type screens only. ○ Do not use cleaners that contain ammonia on the District-issued Device. ○ Do not spray cleaners onto the District-issued Device. ○ A soft cloth, slightly dampened with water may be used if required. ● Avoid extended use of the Computing Device while resting directly on your lap. The bottom of the Computing Device can generate significant heat. ● Take frequent breaks when using the Computing Device for long periods of time. Look away from the Computing Device approximately every fifteen minutes. ● Do not provide personal information to anyone over the Internet. Practice internet safety at all times. ● Do not share passwords with anyone. ● Keep the District-issued Device in a secure location when it is not at school. Gaming sites, video streaming sites and all social media will be blocked from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., except Friday and Saturday evenings. Students placed on restrictive use will be allowed to use a Computing Device with only access to educationally relevant content. Gaming sites, video streaming sites and all social media will be blocked at all times. If student violates one or more of the conditions below TJUHSD may, at the Superintendent or designee’s sole discretion, place student on “Restricted Use” (minimum one month) until the Superintendent or designee determines student has satisfied the conditions for non-restrictive use as specified by the Superintendent or designee. Reasons for placing a student on Restrictive Use relative to District-issued Device include but are not limited the following: ● Excessive damage to one or more of the District-issued Devices. ● Excessive loss of one or more of the District-issued Devices. ● Non-acceptance of user agreements. ● Excessive interruptions in service due to repair of local modifications. ● Violation of law or any existing school rules, including but not limited to a violation of Education Code section 48900 et. seq., violation of School Policies and/or Administrative Regulations and violation of the TJUHSD Responsible Use Agreement and/or Acceptable Use Policies. ● Inappropriate, defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, obscene, profane, or illegal material found on the Computing Device. ● Repeated failure to bring the District-issued Device to class daily. ● Repeated failure to bring the Computing Device to school fully charged. ● Lack of minimum attendance requirement (95%). ● Excessive class tardiness. ● Any attempt to harm or destroy data of another user, the network, any technology equipment, or any of the agencies or other computer network services that are connected to the Internet. ● Spamming: sending mass or inappropriate emails. ● Attempting to bypass TJUHSD web filter while using the Computing Device on campus. ● Use of the school’s Internet/E-mail accounts for financial or commercial gain or for any illegal activity. ● Logging in to the system using another user's account or password. ● Invading the privacy of individuals, revealing personal information of others or themselves, such as home address, email, or phone number. ● Photographing, audio recording, or video recording on campus without the permission of student’s teacher, and principal, for academic purposes or in support of a school program. ● Redistributing a copyrighted program or copyrighted material without the express written permission of the owner or authorized person or as provided by the fair use exception. This includes uploading and downloading of materials. ● Exchanging or sharing District-issued Device or accessories with another student. ● Any other behavior deemed inappropriate by TJUHSD faculty or administration. There is an annual Lease Fee of $25 for the Chromebook (“District-issued Device”). The lease fee includes a zero deductible device insurance policy, but must be paid at the time of device pickup, or by the end of August each school year to be active. The Lease Fee is used by the District for maintenance of the District-issued Device and school network. The Lease Fee will be billed each year in August. Student/parent may request a waiver of the Lease Fee by filling out a waiver application at the District office.
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Samples: Technology Agreement