Faq Technology Questions Sample Clauses

Faq Technology Questions. Where do I find the user manual for my Chromebook? You can locate the user manual for your Chromebook on the HP website. Do I need to still buy a laptop? The answer depends on what you plan to do on your Chromebook. While we know many students will find that the Chromebook will cover most of their computing needs, others will need to purchase a computer with additional features. The Chromebook can do many of the same functions of a traditional computer, but there are specific software programs and tasks that will not work on a Chromebook. What can I put on the Chromebook? The device is yours to customize and use for classes, Canvas, Office 365, or even Netflix. You are encouraged to use the technology for both schoolwork and your personal life. Will I be able to customize my device? Yes, you will have access to change settings on your device to help it best fit you. We will manage these devices with a Mobile Device Management system (Jamf), which will require a strong passcode but will allow you to customize most settings. Apps from UCCS will be made available on the device, but you will be able to add additional apps from the Apple app store and Self Service. Am I being monitored by the university? No, you are not being monitored on your Chromebook. This is a “managed” device, which means that UCCS can push updates and apps to the devices for your benefit. What information is being gathered from my device? We will not be monitoring your day-to-day activities on your Chromebook. The mobile device management system does collect data on the apps that are installed on your Chromebook, but does not provide data on when, where, or how those apps were used. That being said, UCCS does monitor all network traffic and the mobile device management system will have the ability to alert us if you do something illegal, try to jailbreak your device, or download an app not found in the official App Store. If we are alerted to these activities, we will notify you. The full answer can be found in the Student Technology Responsibility and Liability Agreement. Each app you use has a privacy statement that explains how the app collects and uses information. What if I need to use assistive technology? Google also has a variety of accessibility resources. When students claim their device on the Chromebook landing page, they will have the option to connect with the Disability Services Coordinator if they have accessibility needs that need to be addressed in their technology use....
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