Saving Other Content Sample Clauses

Saving Other Content. Content unnecessary for education includes, but is not limited to media files such as mp3, wav, wmf, bmp, and jpg. Files saved to the Google Drive which are deemed unnecessary for education by Network Administration could result in disciplinary action for the student.
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Saving Other Content. Content unnecessary for education includes, but is not limited to media files such as mp3, wav, wmf, bmp, and jpg. Files saved to the student folder which are deemed unnecessary for education by Network Administration will be deleted and could result in disciplinary action for the student if files are deemed inappropriate. Unnecessary files should be stored on removable media or on a location other than the student folder. Students are responsible for backing up their own data of this type to a source other than the file server, such as a flash drive, CD or DVD. Again, in the event of the Laptop being re-imaged, students are responsible for their own data. It is recommended that students save any “Other Content” to Google Drives, OneDrives, or removable media such as flash drives, CD-R, CD-RW, or DVD media. This will prevent the loss of data in the event of their Laptop being re-imaged.
Saving Other Content. Content unnecessary for education includes, but is not limited to media files such as mp3, wav, wmf, bmp, and jpg. Files saved to the Documents folder which are deemed unnecessary for education by Network Administration will be deleted and could result in disciplinary action for the student if files are deemed inappropriate. Unnecessary files should be stored on removable media or on a location other than the Documents folder which will not be backed up by the file server. Students are responsible for backing up their own data of this type to a source other than the file server, such as a flash drive, CD or DVD. Again, in the event of the tablet/laptop being re-imaged, students are responsible for their own data. It is recommended that students save any “Other Content” or files that they will not save to the “Documents” folder to removable media such as flash drives, CD-R, CD-RW, or DVD media. This will prevent the loss of data in the event of their tablet/laptop being re-imaged.

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