Rules for Responsible Use Sample Clauses

Rules for Responsible Use.  You may use your personal electronic device for instructional purposes only as authorized by your teacher.  When using the device for instructional purposes while on campus, you must use the District’s wireless Internet services and are prohibited from using a personal wireless service. Any attempt to bypass the District’s filter will result in loss of privileges and disciplinary action as required by the Student Code of Conduct.  When accessing the District’s technology resources using your personal device, you must follow the District’s technology resources policy and associated administrative regulations, including the acceptable use agreement you signed for access to the District’s technology resources.  When not using the device for instructional purposes while on campus, you must follow the rules and guidelines for noninstructional use as published in the student handbook. Consequences for Inappropriate Use The following are possible consequences of inappropriate use of technology resources:  Suspension of access to the District’s technology resources;  Revocation of permission to use personal electronic devices for instructional purposes while on campus; or  Other disciplinary or legal action in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct and applicable laws.
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Rules for Responsible Use. You will be assigned an individual account for access to approved District technology resources, and you are responsible for not sharing your password or other account information with others. District technology resources are primarily for instructional and educational purposes. Limited personal use is allowed only if the rules in this agreement are followed and the use does not interfere with your assigned duties. You must comply with the Public Information Act, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), and any other applicable law or policy regarding records retention and confidentiality of student and District records. You must maintain the confidentiality of health or personnel information concerning colleagues, unless disclosure serves lawful professional purposes or is required by law. Please remember that all communications sent through District e-mail accounts may be perceived as communications on behalf of the District. Consequently, all e-mails sent from District e-mail accounts are subject to the District’s acceptable use policy, and an employee who violates the policy may be disciplined accordingly. When communicating through e-mail or other electronic means, you must use appropriate language and etiquette as you would when communicating face to face. Always be respectful. Only authorized District staff may communicate with District students through electronic means, including social media, e-mail, and text messaging. If you are unsure whether or not you are authorized to communicate with a student through electronic means, ask your supervisor. [See DH] Before use on a District device or for a District purpose, digital subscriptions, online learning resources, online applications, or any other program must be approved by the technology coordinator or principal. District staff should not accept terms and conditions or sign user agreements on behalf of the District without preapproval. Copies of potentially sensitive or confidential District records should not be sent, viewed, or stored using an online application not approved by the District. You must immediately report any suspicious behavior or other misuse of technology to your supervisor or other campus administrator. You will be held responsible at all times for the proper use of your account, and the District may suspend or revoke your access if you violate the rules.
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Rules for Responsible Use. District technology resources are primarily for instructional and educational purposes. Limited personal use is allowed only if the rules in this agreement are followed, and the use does not interfere with school work. · If you are issued your own account and password, you must not share your account information with another person. · You must remember that people who receive e-mail or other communication from you through your school account might think your message represents the school’s point of view. · You must always keep your personal information and the personal information of others private. This includes name, address, photographs, or any other personally identifiable or private information. · Students will not download or sign up for any online resource or application without prior approval from their teacher or other District administrator. · Students age 13 or younger will not sign up for individual accounts, but will use a district generated individual or classroom account, as applicable. · When communicating through e-mail or other electronic means, you must use appropriate language and etiquette as you would when communicating face to face. Always be respectful. · You must be sure to acknowledge the work and ideas of others when you reference them in your own work. · You must immediately report any suspicious behavior or other misuse of technology to your teacher or other campus administrator. · You will be held responsible at all times for the proper use of your account, and the District may suspend or revoke your access if you violate the rules.
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Rules for Responsible Use. District technology resources are primarily for instructional and educational purposes. Limited personal use is allowed only if the rules in this agreement are followed and the use does not interfere with school work.
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Rules for Responsible Use a. You may use your personal electronic device for instructional purposes only as authorized by your teacher.
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Rules for Responsible Use. You may use your personal electronic device for instructional purposes only as author- ized by your teacher. • You should bring your device from home fully charged as you may not charge your device at school, unless permission is granted. • When using the device for instructional purposes while on campus, you must use the District’s wireless Internet services and are prohibited from using a personal wireless service. Any attempt to bypass the District’s filter will result in loss of privileges and dis- ciplinary action as required by the Student Code of Conduct. • When accessing the District’s technology resources using your personal device, you must follow the District’s technology resources policy and associated administrative reg- ulations, including the acceptable use agreement you signed for access to the District’s technology resources. • When not using the device for instructional purposes while on campus, you must follow the rules and guidelines for noninstructional use as published in the student handbook. CONSEQUENCES FOR INAPPROPRIATE USE • Suspension of access to the District’s technology resources; • Revocation of permission to use personal electronic devices for instructional purposes while on campus; or • Other disciplinary or legal action, in accordance with the Student Code of Conduct and applicable laws. The District is not responsible for damage to or loss of devices brought from home.
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