Laptop Program. A. General Overview
Laptop Program. 1.1 Many schools in Australia and worldwide are moving towards implementing 1 to 1 programs, also known as ‘anywhere anytime’ programs. These provide students with a personal, portable computer to enhance the opportunities for learning. The devices help school to engage the generation of ‘digital kids’ by nurturing individual (1 to 1) learning experiences.
Laptop Program. Full time MFL MarMac High School students will be issued a laptop at the start of each school year. Students who are enrolled in the Xxxxxxx County Alternative School are not eligible to receive a laptop.
Laptop Program. I give my permission for my child to bring the laptop home, once that decision has been made by the one to one computer committee. In checking this, I understand my potential financial obligation. I DO NOT give permission for my child to participate in the Richfield Springs CSD 1 to 1 Laptop Program. PRINT STUDENT NAME STUDENT SIGNATURE GRADE DATE: PRINT PARENT NAME PARENT SIGNATURE: DATE: NOTARY: No student will be issued a laptop until this form is completed and turned in. Richfield Springs Central School Acceptable Use Policy Acknowledgement Form This statement will acknowledge that we have read, reviewed, and understand the AUP as outlined in the Laptop Handbook for Students and Parents. We understand that the AUP is in effect whether the laptop is used at home or at school.
Laptop Program. _____I DO NOT give permission for my child to participate in the Andes CSD 1 to 1 Laptop Program. PRINT STUDENT NAME___________________________________________GRADE_________ STUDENT SIGNATURE____________________________________________DATE___________ PRINT PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME_________________________________________________ PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE__________________________________DATE__________
Laptop Program. The responsibilities of Xxxxxx College include • Embed the use of ICT using best practice, to enhance teaching and learning across the College • Respond to enquiries from parents or students about the College’s 1:1 Laptop Program • Respond to any breaches of the College’s 1:1 Laptop Program in an appropriate manner and according to Xxxxxx College’s policies and procedures • Maintain a copy of the relevant policies and signed agreements on file The responsibilities of Parents/Guardians include • Be aware of and familiar with the College’s 1:1 Laptop Program policies and procedures • Support the College’s 1:1 Laptop Program by ensuring that their children abide by conditions and responsibilities • Comply with the ICT policies and procedures as set out in the ICT User Manual, 1:1 Laptop User Agreement and the 1:1 Laptop Program documents • Be aware of how their son’s or daughter is using their Laptop when away from the College. • Agree to pay for damage to the computer caused by negligence or wilful acts. The responsibilities of the Student include • Be aware of and familiar with the College’s 1:1 Laptop Program policies and procedures • Support the College’s 1:1 Laptop Program by abiding by the conditions, responsibilities and procedures with the ICT policies and procedures set out in the ICT User Manual and 1:1 Laptop Program User agreement, policies and procedures • Take particular care for the safety and security of the Laptop at all times, especially in transit (Laptop must remain in its hardcover, if supplied and be transported to and from school in the neoprene case or laptop bag where supplied). Where a hard cover is supplied, it must remain in place on the laptop at all times. • Bring the Laptop to school every day fully charged and ready for work • Regularly back up their data. It is the responsibility of the student and parent/guardian to maintain the laptop in good condition and report any damage to the ICT office immediately. Breaches of the User Agreement Following the guidelines will help ensure a positive, supportive and productive learning environment for all members of the College community. Depending on the seriousness of a particular breach of the User Agreement, an appropriate response will be made in line with the College Behaviour Management Policy. Possible responses could include • a discussion with the student • informing Parents/Guardians • suspension of access to school ICT network, resources or facilities • other action in line wi...
Laptop Program. The 1:1 laptop program is available for all the students in Years 5 to 12. • The school provides each student with the following:
Laptop Program. Those terms and conditions apply both to the student who is issued a laptop (“Student”) and to all parents or guardians (collectively, “Parent”) of the Student.
Laptop Program. _____I DO NOT give permission for my child to participate in the Andes CSD 1 to 1 Laptop Program. PRINT STUDENT NAME GRADE STUDENT SIGNATURE DATE PRINT PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE DATE
Laptop Program. Every student in Years 7 – 12 is to be issued a laptop computer under the College’s 1 to 1 Laptop Program which is an integral and compulsory part of the educational program. All students in the Middle and Senior Schools must have a College provided laptop computer at school with them each day. The model of notebook allocated to the student will be determined both by the cohort of which the student is a member, and the available laptops reserves at that point in time. Laptop computers for student use are rented by the College in three-year cycles, after which generally the equipment is returned to the bank. All computers in the 1 to 1 Laptop Program are covered by warranty and insurance and share the same software platform for the effective delivery of curriculum. Students may not use an older computer which is no longer in the program or one supplied from home for use in the 1 to 1 Laptop Program. Students use Office 365 Education which includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Sway, Microsoft Teams and additional classroom tools. Using a valid school email address, students can use cloud technology to access files from any device, anywhere, with increased workflow control. School work is automatically updated and saved to their allocated 1TB of free storage. Windows Software provides familiar, robust, and productive experiences streamlined for security and classroom performance that enable educators to personalise learning experiences. Students can access tools that spark creativity that allow them to create, collaborative, curate content and connect with curriculum. At the end of the three-year period or if the student leaves the College, the computer and peripherals are to be returned to the IT department in a working condition with reasonable wear and tear. Any Non-Warranty damage to the laptop or peripherals will need to be repaired. Any costs relating to repairs will be charged to the student’s college fees.
