Senior Students Personal Computer/Device Sample Clauses

Senior Students Personal Computer/Device. Senior students are encouraged to use their own personal devices and have permission to connect to the schools’ internet. Student’s will need to arrange a time with the ICT Technician for setup and instructions for this process. If senior students are wanting to use their own computers at school, the ICT Technician cannot repair or fix any software or hardware issues. The school will provide more information and use agreement in regards to this process.
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Senior Students Personal Computer/Device. Senior students are encouraged to use their own personal devices and have permission to connect to the schools’ internet. Student’s will need to arrange a time with the ICT Technician for setup and instructions for this process. If senior students are wanting to use their own computers at school, the ICT Technician cannot repair or fix any software or hardware issues. The school will provide more information and use agreement in regards to this process. Cyber-safety Use Agreement Form To the parent/caregiver/legal guardian: Please read this page carefully to check that you understand your responsibilities under this agreement. Return the signed Use Agreement to the school. I understand that Waikerie High School will: • do its best to enhance learning through the safe use of ICTs. This includes working to restrict access to inappropriate, illegal or harmful material on the Internet or on school ICT equipment/devices at school, or at school related activities; and enforcing the cyber-safety requirements detailed in Use Agreementsrespond to any breaches in an appropriate manner • provide members of the school community with cyber-safety education designed to complement and support the Use Agreement initiative • welcome enquiries at any time from parents/caregivers/legal guardians or students about cyber-safety issues. For the Student: My responsibilities include… • reading this Cyber-Safety Use Agreement carefullyfollowing the cyber-safety strategies and instructions whenever I use the school’s ICTs • following the cyber-safety strategies whenever I use privately-owned ICT devices on the school site or at any school related activity, regardless of its location • avoiding any involvement with material or activities that could put at risk my own safety, or the privacy, safety or security of the school or other members of the school community • taking proper care of school ICTs. I know that if I have been involved in the damage, loss or theft of ICT equipment/devices, I and/or my family may have responsibility for the cost of repairs or replacement • keeping this document somewhere safe so I can refer to it in the future • asking the Principal if I am not sure about anything to do with this agreement.

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