Safe and Appropriate Use Sample Clauses

Safe and Appropriate Use. ▪ The parent and student will be held responsible for the careful use and protection of the equipment assigned to the student. ▪ Upon request of a school official, the student shall return these items in good condition. ▪ Computing devices should not be used to take pictures without the consent of all persons being photographed. Cameras are to be turned off at all times except when being used as part of a class. ▪ Students will not use a computing device to personally attack, annoy, harass, or bully others. Any such activities will be reported to the appropriate local, state, or federal authorities; and appropriate consequences will be followed as outlined in the Acceptable Use Guidelines and Student Rights and Responsibilities Handbook. ▪ Students should be aware of personal safety when online and take appropriate measures to ensure their safety. ▪ For more details, see Student Use of Social Media in Schools - AP 5180 and Bullying, Harassment or Intimidation - AP 5143 ▪ For more details, see the additional information about the fee structure below: Covered Incidents
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Safe and Appropriate Use. 7.1. You agree that your use of the App and Device, as well as any results and/or reports obtained in connection therewith, are at your own risk and that you will not use the App and/or Device to violate any applicable law, regulation, policies, or instructions as outlined in this Agreement and you will not encourage or enable any other individual to do so.
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Safe and Appropriate Use. ▪ The student will be held responsible for the careful use and protection of the equipment assigned to him/her. ▪ Upon request of a school official, the student shall return these items in good condition. ▪ Computing devices should not be used to take pictures without the consent of all persons being photographed. Cameras are to be turned off at all times except when being used as part of a class. ▪ Students will not use a computing device to personally attack, annoy, harass, or bully others. Any such activities will be reported to the appropriate local, state, or federal authorities; and appropriate consequences will be followed as outlined in the Acceptable Use Guidelines and Student Rights and Responsibilities Handbook. ▪ Students should be aware of personal safety when online and take appropriate measures to ensure their safety. ▪ For more details, see Student Use of Social Media in Schools - AP 5180 and Bullying, Harassment or Intimidation - AP 5143. Technology Usage Fees ▪ Students who are not allowed to take devices home will not be assessed an annual technology fee. ▪ An annual technology use fee of $25 will be charged to students who attend 1:1 schools that allow students to take their devices home. Students who qualify for free and reduced priced meals will be assessed a $15 fee. Students with other financial hardships should contact the school counselor or school administration to discuss the fee. ▪ Fees for the 1:1 take-home device program will be collected online through MySchoolBucks using a debit/credit card. No cash or checks will be accepted at the school. ▪ All previous years’ assessments and/or charges for damage to the device or charger must be paid prior to the student receiving a replacement device. ▪ All students are responsible for fees to repair their device related to negligence and/or improper use. ▪ The student’s parent/guardian must have signed and returned this Student Device Usage Agreement and paid the annual technology fee, if applicable, prior to the student receiving a device. ▪ For more details, see the additional information about the fee structure below: Annual Student Device Usage Fee - $25 Students who benefit from Free and Reduced Meals - $15 If there are other financial hardships in the household, please contact the school counselor or school administration to discuss the fee. Covered Incidents Mechanical Breakdown: Electronic components which may be subject to defects through no fault of the student. Deductible: 1...
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Safe and Appropriate Use. While you are using our Services, please be aware of your surroundings, and use and communicate safely. You agree that your use of the Services is at your own risk, and that you will not use the Services to violate any applicable law, regulation, policies, or instructions as outlined in these Terms and you will not encourage or enable any other individual to do so.
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Safe and Appropriate Use. ▪ The student will be held responsible for the careful use and protection of the equipment assigned to him/her. ▪ Upon request of a school official, the student shall return these items in good condition. ▪ Computing devices should not be used to take pictures without the consent of all persons being photographed. ▪ Cameras are to be turned off at all times except when being used as part of a class. ▪ Students will not use a computing device to personally attack, annoy, harass, or bully others. Any such activities will be reported to the appropriate local, state, or federal authorities; and appropriate consequences will be followed as outlined in the Acceptable Use Guidelines and Student Rights and Responsibilities Handbook. ▪ Students should be aware of personal safety when online and take appropriate measures to ensure their safety. ▪ For more details, see Student Use of Social Media in Schools - AP 5180 and B ullying, Harassment or Intimidation - AP 5143 Covered Incidents
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Safe and Appropriate Use. While you are using our Services, please be aware of your surroundings, and play and communicate safely. You agree that your use of the Services is at your own risk, and that you will not use the Services to violate any applicable law, regulation, Event policies, or instructions as outlined in these Terms and you will not encourage or enable any other individual to do so. Further, you agree that in conjunction with your use of the Services you will not make available any unlawful, inappropriate, or commercial Content (defined below). You agree that you will not submit inaccurate, misleading, or inappropriate Content, including data submissions, edits, or removal requests. Bitcorn does not intend Apps to be medical or health devices, or provide medical or health advice. Any association with a health app through your Bitcorn use, is not intended, nor should be interpreted as health advice.
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