Technology Director Sample Clauses
The 'Technology Director' clause defines the role, responsibilities, and authority of the individual designated as the Technology Director within an organization or project. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of the Technology Director's duties, such as overseeing technology strategy, managing IT teams, and ensuring the implementation of technical solutions. It may also specify reporting lines, decision-making powers, and expectations regarding technology governance. The core function of this clause is to establish clear leadership and accountability for technology-related matters, ensuring that there is a designated person responsible for technological oversight and direction.
Technology Director. IT Systems Management (Servers, Networks) • Teacher Classroom Technology Support • Equipment Procurement • Report Data Uploads • Service Provider Management • Web Development and Update • Social Media Interface • Network Administration • Event Equipment Set-up
Technology Director. You are being given access to the District’s computer network. With this opportunity comes responsibility. It is important that you read the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ISD Computer Network Acceptable Use Agreement (available online at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ or any campus office within the District), the non-school user agreement form, and ask questions if you need help in understanding them. This page simply provides a partial summary of the full document. Inappropriate system use will result in the loss of the privilege to use this educational tool. Please note that the Internet is a network of many types of communication and information networks. It is possible that you may encounter some material you might find objectionable. While the District will take reasonable steps to restrict access to such material, it is not possible to absolutely prevent such access. It will be your responsibility to follow the rules for appropriate use. ● You may be assigned an individual account for your use only. You are responsible for not sharing the password for your account with anyone (students, children, colleagues, etc). ● The account is to be used mainly for identified educational purposes, but some limited personal use is permitted as long as it does not impose a tangible cost to the District, does not unduly burden the District’s computer or network resources, and does not violate any other element of the AUP. ● Neither your computer use nor email is private. Activity may be monitored and messages may be subject to Open Records Act requests. Any illegal activity will be reported to the appropriate agencies. ● Remember that people who receive e-mail from you with a school address might think your message represents the school’s point of view. ● Access to District electronic mail shall be password protected if stored on a personal electronic device. ● You will be held responsible at all times for the proper use of your network and/or email account, and the District may suspend or revoke your access if you violate the rules. ● Notify a supervisor or the Director of Technology immediately if inappropriate content is accessed.
Technology Director. You are being given access to the District’s computer network. With this opportunity comes responsibility. It is important that you read the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ISD Computer Network Acceptable Use Agreement (available online at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ or any campus office within the District), the non-school user agreement form, and ask questions if you need help in understanding them. This page simply provides a partial summary of the full document. Inappropriate system use will result in the loss of the privilege to use this educational tool. Please note that the Internet is a network of many types of communication and information networks. It is possible that you may encounter some material you might find objectionable. While the District will take reasonable steps to restrict access to such material, it is not possible to absolutely prevent such access. It will be your responsibility to follow the rules for appropriate use. Ø You may be assigned an individual account for your use only. You are responsible for not sharing the password for your account with anyone (students, children, colleagues, etc). Ø The account is to be used mainly for identified educational purposes, but some limited personal use is permitted as long as it does not impose a tangible cost to the District, does not unduly burden the District’s computer or network resources, and does not violate any other element of the AUP. Ø Neither your computer use nor email is private. Activity may be monitored and messages may be subject to Open Records Act requests. Any illegal activity will be reported to the appropriate agencies. Ø Remember that people who receive e-mail from you with a school address might think your message represents the school’s point of view. Ø Access to District electronic mail shall be password protected if stored on a personal electronic device.
Technology Director. Consultant shall provide such consultation and advice to STI’s Executive Vice President – Corporate Development as may be requested by STI’s Executive Vice President – Corporate Development. Consultant shall act in the capacity of “Technology Director”.