Traveling To and From School Sample Clauses

Traveling To and From School. (if applicable)
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Traveling To and From School. (if applicable) DO NOT LEAVE THE DEVICE IN A VEHICLE OR OUTSIDE AREA. It is recommended to keep device in a padded case for protection in student’s book bag.
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Traveling To and From School. ● Shut down the device before traveling. ● Do not leave the device in a vehicle, especially on the seats. ● Use your backpack to carry the device whenever possible. ● If ever in a situation when someone is threatening you for your device, give it to them and tell a staff member as soon as you arrive at school or a parent/guardian when you arrive home. If at home, file a police report. ● Stolen devices are tracked through a District software program and may be retrieved in cooperation with police. Prohibited Actions Students are prohibited from: ● Defacing the device in any way. This includes but is not limited to marking, painting, drawing, or marring any surface of the device. ● Leaning on the top of the device when it is closed. ● Placing anything on top of the device that can put pressure on the screen. Students may be charged for the cost of repair or replacement related to prohibited actions.
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Traveling To and From School. Do not leave the mobile device in a vehicle. • Carry the mobile device carefully and securely • If ever in a situation when someone is threatening you for your mobile device, give it to them and tell a staff member as soon as you arrive at school Prohibited Actions • Students are prohibited from: • Putting stickers or additional marking on the mobile devices, cases, or power cord or chargers. • Defacing ASD20/SILT issued equipment in any way. This includes, but is not limited to marking, painting, drawing or marring any surface of the mobile devices or stitching on the protective case. • If such action occurs, the student may be billed for the cost of repair or replacement Backpacks • Do not swing, throw, or otherwise engage in rough treatment of a backpack when the mobile device is inside Troubleshooting and Loaners Troubleshooting Procedure
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Traveling To and From School. Completely shut down the computer before traveling. • Do not leave the computer in a vehicle. If you have to leave your backpack in a car for an extended period of time, storage should be in a locked truck where it will not be subject to theft. • Use your backpack for transport. • Computers can be used on school buses. Students are expected to comply with the Ferndale School District Technology Agreement signed at the beginning of the year. No cameras (still or video) can be used during this time. Cleaning the computer • Use a soft, dry, lint free cloth when cleaning the computer. Never use cleaning products containing acetone or ammonia.
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Traveling To and From School. Completely turn off device before traveling. • Do not leave the device in plain sight in a vehicle. • Place the device in the backpack for safe travel. Prohibited Actions • Students are prohibited from the following:  Trading devices with other students at school.  Trading, selling, or exchanging devices with any parties outside the campus.  Putting stickers or additional markings on the device, case, or power chargers  Defacing Garland ISD issued equipment in any way. This includes but is not limited to marking, painting, drawing or marring any surface of the device or the case.  Using the device camera to take pictures in locations or situations that do not respect the privacy of others, e.q. (restrooms or locker rooms) Troubleshooting & Support‌ Cloud Storage With Xxxxxxx ISD managed accounts, students will be provided cloud storage through Google Drive and iCloud accounts. Students must always keep account information private and secure. The benefit of storing information in the cloud is that it can be accessed from any device connected to the Internet, and files will not be lost if a device is no longer functional. Support‌ Detailed support information is available online. If you are unable to resolve issues with your device, the next step is to turn in an on-line student support ticket. This ticket will be routed to the person who can best help you solve your problem. Cameras‌ Cameras are to be used for educational purposes only as directed by teachers. Examples include the following: • Recording videos or taking pictures to include in a project • Recording a student giving a speech and playing back for improvements. Please refer to the Parent Responsibility section of this document for suggestions on how to monitor student use of technology in the home.‌ Apps Instructional apps will be distributed by Garland ISD through a mobile device management system (MDM). Students should not install apps for personal reasons or without teacher instruction to ensure that resources on the device are maintained for instructional use. Note: Any apps installed by the user that are not Garland ISD approved are subject to deletion at any time. No technical support is provided for applications and software that are personally installed. Printing‌ If students need to print a hard copy of an assignment, they can login to a cloud account and save the project, then login to a campus PC and print from the cloud account. Copyright and plagiarism‌ Students will follow al...
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