Electronic Resources. 7.7.1. The College will provide accessible e-mail and College network access for all faculty. The College’s electronic resources are considered State resources, the use of which is governed by State law and College policy. Materials produced, transmitted or stored on College computers or electronic systems are subject to inspection and disclosure as required by College policy and State law.
Electronic Resources. Participation in access to electronic resources (e.g., online databases or full-text resources) is on a voluntary and individual institution basis. Fees are set by agreement with the publisher and CIFNAL/ICBFN and will vary according to product. Institutions choosing to subscribe to individual resources will be assessed a participation fee for access. Fees will, at minimum, reflect cost-recovery by the CIFNAL/ICBFN and CRL, and may also include additional charges to support the administration the license agreements and/or project activities of CIFNAL/ICBFN. Appendix D – CIFNAL/ICBFN Bylaws
Electronic Resources. Participation in access to electronic resources (e.g., online databases or full-text resources) is on a voluntary basis per institution. Fees are set by agreement with the publisher and GNARP/DNABG and will vary according to product. Institutions choosing to subscribe to individual resources may be assessed a participation fee for access. Fees will, at minimum, reflect cost-recovery by the GNARP/DNABG and CRL. Appendix D – GNARP/DNABG Bylaws
Electronic Resources. 1.1 Third Party Workers shall be responsible for the appropriate use and security of information (data) when using any IUSA electronic resource.
Electronic Resources. No access. Short Loan: No access. Subject reference services: None. Inter-library Loans: No access. Knowledge Commons and Research Commons: No access Use of seminar rooms: No access. Study facilities: No access. Library orientation: None. BORROWING [CHELiN BORROWERS]
Electronic Resources. I understand that my failure to honor the responsibilities outlined may result in discipline and/or restricted access to technology, the Internet, and other electronic media. The Xxxxxx-Xxxxxx Lake School District also provides a Chromebook & Digital Device Handbook that tells more of our purpose and outlines expectations for students and staff receiving these devices. The Manual also describes the Chromebook maintenance fee and coverage for damage or theft. One-to-one Acknowledgement and Digital Device Coverage (Assurance) I acknowledge I have read and reviewed the Chromebook & Digital Device Handbook. I assume responsibility for the care and proper use of SBLSD technology assigned to me. I understand that failure to honor the responsibilities outlined may result in access to technology, the Internet, and other electronic media being denied in the future. Any student/staff misuse of district resources will be subject to disciplinary action outlined in the SBLSD Student Rights, Responsibilities, and Regulations. I acknowledge the Digital Device Coverage Program (Assurance), and understand that if I do not participate in the program I am responsible for the full replacement cost if my devices are damaged or stolen. DATA SECURITY The use of district-provided technology requires students/staff to abide by all SBLSD policies and procedures related to the Acceptable Use Procedures for Electronic Resources, local, state, and federal laws. We are confident students/staff will use district technology and network resources responsibly and keep their district-issued devices safe, secure, and in good working order. The effective use of the Chromebook depends upon the use of additional Google services and other educational software tools deemed appropriate by the district. A list of current SBLSD approved educational tools and services can be found on our Children’s Online Privacy Protections Act webpage (COPPA). The district intends to record live zoom classrooms for educational use, a recording of your child may be visible. Students may receive one-on-one educational services on Zoom. I provide permission to access these tools and services. Print Name Signature
Electronic Resources. Section 5. Unless there is prior reason to believe that a Bargaining Unit Member is using a computer improperly, there will not be routine or random inspection of computers. Where required by law enforcement, court order, subpoena, etc., computers will be inspected as required. If the Administration is inspecting a computer for a potential disciplinary purpose, the Bargaining Unit Member will be given notice and an opportunity for a PEA representative to be present.
Electronic Resources. I understand that my student's failure to honor the responsibilities outlined may result in discipline and/or restricted access to technology, the Internet, and other electronic media.
Electronic Resources. No access. Shortloan: In-library use only. Library orientation: Available if needed. Subject reference services: Available if needed. Inter-library loans: No access. Use of seminar rooms: No access. Distance services: None. BORROWING [CHELiN BORROWERS] Registration: On presentation of the Referral letter from the home Library membership will be assigned. Loan materials: Only “Unrestricted” books may be borrowed. Non-loan materials: All materials except for “Unrestricted” books. No journals or audio visual material Loan quota: Students: Two items Staff: Three items Loan periods: 14-day loan Renewals: Items may be renewed once only. Renewals may be made in person or telephonically Fines: Fines accrue at: R1.00 per item per day (Unrestricted), R 2.00 per item per hour or part thereof (Shortloan materials). Cash limit for fines: Borrowing privileges will be suspended immediately until such time as the fine has been paid. Overdue notices: One overdue notice will be sent when the item is two weeks overdue or depending on the loan period. Accounts: An account for the replacement cost of a non-returned item plus an administrative charge of R100.00 will be sent after five weeks, and borrowing membership will be suspended until all costs are settled. Lost/damaged items: Replacement cost is payable to the Library. Recalls: Items may be recalled after seven days. Holds and reservations: On “Unrestricted” books only. GENERAL CODE OF CONDUCT AT ALL CHELiN LIBRARIES • All CHELiN USERS will abide by the rules of the institution they are visiting. • CHELiN BORROWERS are responsible for all items issued against their membership cards. • All borrowed items should be returned or renewed (where permitted) on or before the due date. • All recalled items should be returned immediately to the Library where borrowed from. • Fines are charged on all overdue items. • Users are required to take care of library materials. The loss or theft of any item should be reported immediately to the Library from which it was borrowed. • Loss or theft of a borrowing membership card should be reported to the issuing Library immediately to prevent fraudulent use for which you will be held responsible. • Theft, vandalising, mutilating, defacing or marking library materials are disciplinary offences. • A quiet study environment is essential in all reading areas of any library. Discussions should be held outside these areas and loud conversations should take place outside the building. • No food or dr...
Electronic Resources a. Digital resources as defined in Instructional Materials, Section #6 above, will be available for staff by July 1, 20 .
