Tablet PCs and Notebooks Sample Clauses

Tablet PCs and Notebooks. As a college we appreciate students have increasing access to personal mobile devices which can be beneficial to education. As a college we strongly advise all students to leave any high value devices at home as correct and appropriate ICT facilities will be provided to students whenever necessary. Any devices which are brought into school must be used appropriately and responsibly, and only when specific permission is agreed with the class teacher. The school, it’s staff and governing body takes no responsibility for loss or theft of any Tablet PC’s and Notebooks which students choose to bring into school. XXXXXXXXXXX COLLEGE ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY | X XXXXX Computer Misuse Act (1990) The Computer Misuse Act makes it an offence for anyone to have:-  Unauthorised access to computer material e.g. if you find or guess a fellow pupil’s password and use it.  Unauthorised access to deliberately commit an unlawful act e.g. if you guess a fellow pupil’s password and access their learning account without permission  Unauthorised changes to computer material e.g. if you change the desk-top set up on your computer or introduce a virus deliberately to the school’s network system. Data Protection Act (1998) The Data Protection Act ensures that information held about you is used for specific purposes only. These rules apply to everyone in the school, including teaching staff, support staff, volunteers and governors. The Act covers the collection, storing, editing, retrieving, disclosure, archiving and destruction of data held about individuals in the school. The Act not only applies to paper files it also applies to electronic files. The principles of the Act state that data must be:  Fairly and lawfully processed  Processed for limited purposes  Adequate, relevant and not excessive  Accurate and up to date  Kept no longer than necessary  Processed in accordance with data subject’s rights  Secure  Not transferred to other countries without adequate provision. RIPA – Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (2002) If a request for authorised access is made to the school they will provide the appropriate access to your ICT records and files. The Act legislates for using methods of surveillance and information gathering to help the prevention of crime, including terrorism. RIPA makes provision for:  the interception of communications  the acquisition and disclosure of data relating to communications  the carrying out of surveillance  the use of covert human in...
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