Laptop Program Sample Clauses

Laptop Program. General Overview

Laptop Program. 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 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ County Alternative School are not eligible to receive a laptop.

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.

Laptop Program. The responsibilities of ▇▇▇▇▇▇ College include The responsibilities of Parents/Guardians include The responsibilities of the Student include Breaches of the User Agreement Equipment The following items may be included in the user agreement The following items are not included in the user agreement Software

Laptop Program. This laptop computer is the property of Ashford School. School officials reserve the right to take back the laptop or to place additional restrictions on the laptop at any time, without prior notice. By accepting and signing this form to use an Ashford School laptop, students and their parents/guardians are agreeing to the following: ● Students are representing Ashford School while using their laptop and will be held to the terms and conditions in the Student-Parent Handbook and this Acceptable Use Policy/Agreement. ● Although Ashford School does not endorse the use of the laptop by other family members, it acknowledges that some use may be necessary for homework/assignment purposes. In this case, families acknowledge that anyone other than the student using the laptop, falls under the same expectation of use as the student and any damages remain the student’s responsibility. ● Intentionally causing damage to a school provided laptop will result in disciplinary action and may include financial liability on the part of the parent/guardian. ● Students will exercise caution and care in handling their laptop to avoid loss or accidental damage. ● The student will not loan the laptop to anyone, including other Ashford School students. ● Parents/Guardians are responsible for making sure Internet usage meets the following terms: o Students will not intentionally seek inappropriate content on their school provided laptop. o Ashford School cannot guarantee the security of Internet content when it is not on the Ashford School network. Use of this laptop to access other networks (home, public Wi- Fi, etc.) may result in unwanted exposure to material that is not appropriate for students. Therefore, students should always be supervised when using their laptop. o The student and their family will hold Ashford School and its employees harmless for any negative result of off-campus Internet activities on their laptop. o Should the student inadvertently access confidential information on the laptop, they must immediately report it to administration or the IT department. ● Ashford School, in conjunction with the Connecticut Education Network, has an Internet safety plan in use. Students are expected to notify a staff member if they come across any messages, applications, etc. that are inappropriate, dangerous, threatening, or make them feel in any way uncomfortable. This includes material inadvertently accessed. ● Students who encounter any security problems must notify a te...

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. Bulimba State School is implementing the 1:1 Laptop Program in 2025. 1:1 Laptop allocation provide students with computers to enhance their opportunities for learning. Increasingly, there has been a global move towards implementing these programs in schools. In return for a hire fee, this scheme provides: 1. Hire of a Device and accessories beginning January 2025 and concluding December 2025. The Device will be used for the students schooling in their Year 6 class in 2025. 2. Service fee to install and support individual setup for each student with device by the computer technician. 2.1 All devices used in this program are the property of the Department of Education regardless of funding revenue i.e. School, Federal or Parents & Citizens. 2.2 This Program supports solely school-procured and owned ICT assets being provided to students for educational use at school. It does not support an ownership model whereby privately-owned devices are connected to the network in order to maintain the security of the network, support the Managed Operating Environment (MOE) and to ensure continuity of service to all students. 2.3 Other factors influencing this decision include: • Continuity of service (provision of “loan” Devices as part of the replacement process ie hardware or manufacturing faults that are covered by the 3 year warranty.) • Single operating platform which is upgraded on a whole school basis; • Nominated software loads which vary for each level of student; • Automatic upgrades with additional software titles as part of the program. • Availability of spare parts and in-school service and advice. • Restricted access to non-educational software and games to ensure devices are used effectively. November 2024 Page 2 of 11

Laptop Program. Full-time ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ City Community School District students will be issued a Computer at the start of each school year. Alternative education students will have Computers provided within the alternative education classroom. Computers will be made available at the building administrators approval. Since the inception of this program students are not to bring their own personal laptops into the building. Students may bring hand-held computing devices (iPod, Nooks, PSP’s, etc) and connect them to the school’s public Guest network, as long as the devices are up-to-date, have the appropriate security applications in place, and are used for academic purposes.