Technology Device Care Sample Clauses

The TECHNOLOGY DEVICE CARE clause sets out the responsibilities and expectations for the proper use, maintenance, and safeguarding of technology devices provided under an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines how devices such as laptops, tablets, or smartphones should be handled, including requirements for regular maintenance, restrictions on unauthorized modifications, and procedures for reporting damage or loss. Its core function is to ensure that all parties understand their obligations regarding device care, thereby minimizing the risk of damage, loss, or misuse and clarifying accountability for any issues that arise.
Technology Device Care. General Rules Students may not: • Leave their technology device in any unsupervised area, including a car. • Keep or store food or drink next to a technology device when in use or in a backpack. • Carry the technology device while the screen is open. • Place any writing, stickers, or labels on the technology device that are not provided or directed by the school. • Reconfigure or change the hardware of the technology device in any way.
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