STUDENT USE Sample Clauses

STUDENT USE. 1. The prime reason for the provision of wireless internet access is to enhance teaching and learning. It is not provided for personal use such as social networking or for downloading personal videos or music files. 2. During lunchtime breaks and before and after school, students will be permitted to use their own devices. This use is subject to the school’s Cybersafety Use Agreement and the provisions outlined in this document. 3. In the classroom, the personal device that will be used is a laptop. Cell phones will only be used when directed by the teacher (eg taking a video or photos) and do not replace a laptop. 4. Students will use their devices in class for learning as directed by the teacher. 5. Students will use their devices in class to complete class work, projects or any other appropriate tasks which are relevant to the topic and learning being done at the time, with the permission of the teacher. 6. Students may store personal content on their devices, however, they must be aware that the school can inspect this content if inappropriate behaviour is suspected. 7. Students must ensure that their devices are fully charged at the start of each day. 8. Students are responsible for ● the content on their device. ● any activity that is done on their device by any other student. ● any activity that is done using their log in details from their device or any other student’s device. 9. The use of any personal device in test and/or examinations is strictly forbidden, unless the student has teacher approval or, for external assessments, NZQA approval. 10. Students will only be permitted to use appropriate software, programmes and applications on their personal devices at school. 11. All software issues, including updating of programmes, are the responsibility of the owner of the device. 12. Students should ensure that all work done on their personal devices is backed up in both online and offline environments where possible.
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STUDENT USE. I have read the Acceptable Use Agreement carefully and understand the importance of the agreement and will follow these rules. I understand that access privileges to the internet and ICT (computers, tablets and other digital devices) equipment can be suspended by school staff following irresponsible online behaviour.
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STUDENT USE. Student use of the network should be monitored and any inappropriate content found by and employee or a student should immediately be reported to the Campus Principal and the Director of Technology.
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STUDENT USE. You may use this font for student work, projects, or assignments as long as it falls under the category of Personal Use as noted above.
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STUDENT USE. 1. The prime reason for the provision of wireless internet access is to enhance teaching and learning. It is not provided for personal use such as social networking or for downloading personal videos or music files. 2. During lunchtime breaks and before and after school, students will be permitted to use their own devices. This use is subject to the School’s Cybersafety Use Agreement and the provisions outlined in this document. 3. Students may use their devices in class for learning as directed by the teacher. 4. Students may use their devices in class to complete class work, projects or any other appropriate tasks which are relevant to the topic and learning being done at the time, with the permission of the teacher. 5. Students may store personal content on their devices, however, they must be aware that the School can inspect this content if inappropriate behaviour is suspected. 6. Students must ensure that their devices are fully charged at the start of each day. 7. Students are responsible for a. the content on their device. b. any activity that is done on their device by any other student. c. any activity that is done using their log in details from their device or any other student’s device. 8. The use of any personal device in test and/or examinations is strictly forbidden, unless the student has teacher approval or, for external assessments, NZQA approval. 9. Students will only be permitted to use appropriate software, programmes and applications on their personal devices at school. 10. All software issues, including updating of programmes, are the responsibility of the owner of the device. 11. Students should ensure that all work done on their personal devices is backed up in both online and offline environments where possible.
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