Digital Information System definition

Digital Information System means BOCES provided technology devices, such as laptops, desktops, cellular devises, I-pads, tablets, as well as internet connections (including wireless connections), e-mail accounts, intranet and any direct or remote connection to BOCES’ networks, software, and cloud services.
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Examples of Digital Information System in a sentence

  • Every user will have their own unique identification and password to access the BOCES’ Digital Information System and will not share their identification and/or password with any other person or entity.

  • This includes any items accessed by BOCES’ Digital Information System, stored on BOCES-provided devices, such as files, e-mails, cookies, and Internet history.

  • Users have no right to privacy while using the BOCES’ Digital Information System.

  • Users may not engage in any of the activities prohibited by this policy and regulations when using or accessing the BOCES’ Digital Information System.

  • Although students generally will be supervised when using the BOCES’ Digital Information System on school property, it is not practicable for the BOCES to monitor and enforce a wide range of social values in student use of the Internet.

  • Every student will have their own unique identification and password to access the BOCES’ Digital Information System and will not share their identification and/or password with any other person or entity.

  • All student users of the BOCES’ Digital Information System must understand that use is a privilege, not a right, and that use entails responsibility.