District Resources definition

District Resources means all tangible resources including buildings, equipment, facilities, computers, software, personnel, and funding.

District Resources means the District’s computer systems and networks, any configuration of hardware, operating system software, application software, stored text, and data files. Examples include electronic mail, local databases, externally accessed resources (such as the Internet), DVD, optical media, clip art, digital images, digitized information, communications technologies, and new technologies as they become available.

District Resources means all tangible resources including buildings, equipment, facilities,

Examples of District Resources in a sentence

• School and District Resources Personnel and materials available to assist in teaching learning.

• Copyrights to Works created by a faculty member using Nominal District Resources will be owned by the faculty member, even if those Works are created in connection with courses taught, or other duties performed as a faculty member, while employed by the District unless a separate Intellectual Property Rights Agreement Form is signed between the District and faculty member (see District’s portal, “Employee Forms”).

• As defined on the District Resources website under Human Resources/Benefits/Health Plans Information.

• Additionally, the system will also support the work of buildings in being able to Leverage District Resources, and establishing both Instructional Leadership and Teacher Collaboration Routines.

• Additionally the system will also support the work of buildings in being able to Leverage District Resources, and establishing both Instructional Leadership and Teacher Collaboration Routines.

• Section 1, Legal Rights 3 Section 2, Rights under the Michigan General School Laws: 3 Section 3, Association’s Use of Buildings 3 Section 4, Transaction of Association Business 3 Section 5, Association’s Use of Equipment: 4 Section 6, Use of Bulletin Boards and Mail Service: 4 Section 7, Information on District Resources 4 Section 8, Instructor’s Private Life: 4 Section 9, Non-discrimination – Race, Religion, Sex, etc.

• Copyrights for Works created by a faculty member using Nominal District Resources will be owned by the faculty member.

• Section 1, Legal Rights 3 Section 2, Rights under the Michigan General School Laws 3 Section 3, Association’s Use of Buildings 3 Section 4, Transaction of Association Business 3 Section 5, Association’s Use of Equipment: 4 Section 6, Use of Bulletin Boards and Mail Service: 4 Section 7, Information on District Resources 4 Section 8, Instructor’s Private Life: 4 Section 9, Non-discrimination – Race, Religion, Sex, etc.

• Accessing District Internet, E-mail, or Other District Resources via Cellular Phone or other Handheld Communication Device Employees who choose to access the District’s Internet or their own District e-mail accounts on their personal handheld communication device (e.g., cell phone, Palm Pilot, etc.) may do so subject to the following restrictions and requirements.

• Demonstrating Knowledge of District Resources Employee displays minimal understanding of the district's available resources and makes no attempt to acquire knowledge about the purpose and goals of the program, department, or district.

More Definitions of District Resources

District Resources means all tangible resources including buildings, equipment, facilities, computers, software, personnel, and funding. “Course materials” are materials prepared for use in teaching, fixed or unfixed, in any form, including but not limited to, digital, print, audio, visual, or any combination thereof. Course materials include, but are not limited to, lectures, lecture notes, and materials, syllabi, study guides, bibliographies, visual aids, images, diagrams, multimedia presentations, Web-ready content, and educational software.

District Resources mean all tangible resources, including buildings, equipment, facilities, computers, software, personnel, and funding.

District Resources means all tangible resources including buildings, equipment, facilities, computers, software, personnel, and funding. District resources also means time ordinarily devoted to a faculty member’s teaching activity or an employee’s employment responsibilities.

District Resources means any property or asset owned by the District, including, but not limited to, land, buildings, facilities, funds, equipment, supplies, telephones, computers, vehicles, travel, and District-compensated time.

District Resources means District e-mail, social media accounts or platforms, telephones, copiers, fax machines, computers, office supplies, compensated District employee time, or any other District resources.

District Resources means personnel, material, equipment or assets under the District’s control or ownership.