General Device Rules Sample Clauses

General Device Rules. Students must take appropriate care of their device at all times: ● The device should be in the District provided case at all times. ● Only an Apple charger is to be used to charge an Apple device. Using a non-Apple power adapter has been known to cause problems with the device. ● Know where your device is at all times. ● Make sure you always charge your device. ● Install District software updates regularly. ● Keep it clean using a soft, lint-free cloth. Do not use Windex or harsh chemicals on screens. ● Travel safely with your device. ● Do not leave a device in an environment with extreme temperatures such as outdoors or in a car. ● Set a passcode. LISD may ask you to disable it when working with your learning device. ● Protect your device when it is in your backpack. ● Placing your device between books or heavy objects may cause serious damage. ● Leaving your device on the floor could result in serious damage resulting in disciplinary action. ● Administrators and teachers will follow procedures outlined in the LISD Student Handbook and the campus student handbook when viewing content on a student device (FNF- Legal). ● Campuses will follow standard disciplinary procedures to address violations of student device use. ● Parents will be notified when content is removed from a student device that violates the Summer Technology Use Handbook and/or the LISD Student Acceptable Use Policy. Case Requirements District issued iPads should remain in the district issued case at all times. If an iPad is damaged while in a non-District case, an additional $35 fee will be charged for the missing case unless a case is turned in.
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General Device Rules a. Students must take appropriate care of their Device at all times:

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