Network and Internet Access Sample Clauses

Network and Internet Access. All content including but not limited to files, photos, videos and music must remain appropriate, as deemed by the college, at all times. The college retains the right to review the content of any device registered under this agreement. Content accessed through the internet will be subject to monitoring and filtering.

Network and Internet Access. Content accessed through the College network will be subject to monitoring and filtering. The College reserves the right to block student access to the network.

Network and Internet Access. Client is responsible for procuring and maintaining its network and any network connections that connect its network to the TeleTracking Software, and all reasonable and appropriate security measures therefor, including, but not limited to, “browser” software that supports protocols used by TeleTracking, including Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol or other protocols accepted by TeleTracking, and to follow secure log-on procedures for services that support such protocols. TeleTracking is not responsible for any compromise of data transmitted across computer networks or telecommunications facilities (including, but not limited to, the internet and mobile devices) which are not owned or operated by TeleTracking. TeleTracking assumes no responsibility for the reliability or performance of Client’s network or any network connections thereto.

Network and Internet Access. A. The School District is providing access to its computer networks and the Internet for only educational purposes. If you have any doubt about whether a contemplated activity is educational, you may consult with the person(s) designated by the School to help you decide if a use is appropriate.

Network and Internet Access. County provides the Comal County Law Librarian with secure County network and Internet access including County provided email and the currently licensed version of Microsoft Office. Law Library PC’s that are used by library patrons are provided with network and Internet access on a public network. Law Librarian understands that all network and internet access as well as I. T. services and technical assistance provided to the Law Library will be done so in accordance with County I.T. operations standards. This includes the Comal Acceptable Use Policy, Comal Security Policies and Standards, Comal Network Access and Password Policy and Comal Internet Use Policy. (Available electronically on Comal County Intranet). It is further understood that Comal County I.T. does not grant any user access rights or privileges nor does it offer technical training or assistance to non-county personnel with the exception of certain contractors or vendors upon execution of the Vendor Access Policy. In instances where Law Library support is requested and said support is provided via remote access, I.T. staff will coordinate the remote access with the Law Librarian in order to ensure that the computer being accessed by technicians is not in use by a Law Library patron.

Network and Internet Access. The Heights Christian Schools Network and internet access is a shared resource. Please use it responsibly with our community members in mind. Internet access on campus is monitored and filtered. Our goal is not ultimately to restrict student access, but to educate students about responsible and appropriate use. If we find a student accessing inappropriate material at school or using the technology in an inappropriate manner, the school will respond. If disciplinary action is deemed necessary, a conversation with parents and appropriate consequences, as determined by the administration, will follow. Heights Christian Schools is a wireless campus. All Chromebooks have access to the wireless network. It is expected that students will: • Use the internet for appropriate work and resources—make good decisions for themselves and the people around them. • Refrain from downloading large multimedia files in school. • Save online gaming (not sanctioned by a teacher) and nonacademic multimedia consumption for home, if permitted at home. Students in Kindergarten – 4th grade are restricted from sending and receiving email. Students in grades 5th – 6th are restricted to within the HCS domain. These email communications are monitored. Students will not be able to send and receive emails outside of our school community. Students should use their Heights Christian Schools-provided email account for all school communications. Students should not use email or other electronic communication during class unless specifically instructed by the teacher. The Chromebook allows easy access to information online. It is important that students remember to do their own work on assignments using material they find from various sources. Students deserve the opportunity to be an author and to respect the work of other authors. Copying other people’s work, whether intentionally or unintentionally, is considered plagiarism and will result in a response from the school. If disciplinary action is deemed necessary, consequences to academic dishonesty are outlined in Expectations for Behavior. Students may not use social networking sites at school. Our filters are strong and intended to restrict access, but students are ultimately responsible for making good choices. In addition, online chatting or video conferencing with classmates during class is dependent on teacher permission. Parents are strongly encouraged to establish guidelines pertaining to how these tools may be used at home.