District Technology Devices Sample Clauses

District Technology Devices. The District shall provide the Chancellor with a District- owned laptop computer, tablet or other wireless email device and a smart phone (each a "Technology Device"). The Chancellor shall use all Technology Devices in accordance with the District policies and legal requirements. All Technology Devices provided by the District are the property of the District and the District shall have the sole right to control access to, and use of, Technology Devices through its policies and the law. The Chancellor may use the Technology Devices for personal use in a manner consistent with those policies. The Chancellor agrees to sign all technology use agreements or other forms that are required of other District employees.
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District Technology Devices. The District shall provide to the Superintendent, in the District's sole discretion, a District-owned laptop computer, tablet or other wireless email device and a smart phone (each a "Technology Device") and shall pay all costs associated with the use and maintenance of all Technology Devices. The Superintendent shall use all Technology Devices in accordance with all the District policies and all legal requirements. All Technology Devices provided by the District are the property of the District and the District shall have the sole right to control access to, and use of, Technology Devices through its policies and law. The Superintendent may use the Technology Devices for personal use only in a manner consistent with those policies. The Superintendent agrees to sign all technology use agreements or other forms that are required of other District employees.
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District Technology Devices. The District shall provide to the Superintendent, in the District's sole discretion, a District-owned laptop computer, tablet or other wireless email device and a smart phone (each a "Technology Device") and shall pay reasonable costs associated with the use and maintenance of all Technology Devices. The Superintendent shall use all Technology Devices in accordance with all the District Policies and all legal requirements. All Technology Devices provided by the District are the property of the District and the District shall have the sole right to control access to, and use of, Technology Devices through its Policies and law. The Superintendent agrees to sign all technology use agreements or other forms that are required of other District employees. Notwithstanding any District Policy to the contrary, the Superintendent agrees to conduct all District business, whether by email, text or otherwise, on a District Technology Device or, if the Superintendent conducts District business on a private device, through a District account, so that all communications related to the District's business shall be available to the Chief Technology Officer irrespective of the form of communication. All such Technology Devices, and any other equipment or property of the District, shall be returned to the District upon cessation of employment.
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District Technology Devices. Xx. Xxxxx will return all District property, including all technology devices and keys prior to the effective date of his resignation.
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