Personal Mobile Devices Sample Clauses

Personal Mobile Devices.  Personal or mobile devices are allowed to access Chilliwack School District information technology resources unless the device has not been approved for use by the district.  Student personal or mobile devices are allowed to be used on the Chilliwack School District network unless not permitted to do so by district staff.  Personal or mobile devices, whether owned by student or district and connected to Chilliwack School District information technology resources, must be used in compliance with all parts of the Chilliwack School District Acceptable Use Agreement.  Personal or mobile device access to Chilliwack School District information technology resources may be limited to balance availability with need at the discretion of the district.
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Personal Mobile Devices. The Superintendent or designee shall make available to all students the opportunity to connect an approved personal technological device to the District provided guest wireless network for academic purposes. Students using their own device to connect to the guest wireless network must do so with their District issued individual account. If applicable, the personal device must have current anti-virus software installed before accessing the network. The device may be used in the classroom or learning space for academic purposes only. The individual school site may provide direction on expectations of utilization and device specifications, with guidance from the technology department and legal. The Superintendent or designee shall establish guidelines for schools to implement “Bring Your Own Device” programs with clear procedures on ensuring equity of access and compliancy with Education Code 49011, prohibiting required student fees to participate in an educational activity. The use of personal mobile devices, such as laptops, Smartphones, tablets, etc., by students on campus is subject to all applicable District policies and regulations concerning technology use, as well as the following rules and understandings: • Permission to have a mobile device at school is contingent upon parent/guardian understanding this agreement except as required by Education Code section 48901.5(b) • All costs for data plans and fees associated with mobile devices are the responsibility of the student. The District does not require the use of personal mobile devices in any instructional setting but may allow their use to enhance learning. • Schools supporting subject or grade level programs where students participate in a Bring Your Own Device program will provide equity devices, equivalent to the current District standard, to ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate. • Mobile devices with Internet access capabilities which are being harnessed for classroom learning purposes are required to use the District filtered guest network. • Students are required to use their District issued individual account to access the guest wireless network at all times. • Use during class time must be authorized by the teacher. • Students are directed not to photograph, video tape, or record any individuals without the written permission of the teacher or administrator and the students being photographed. Recordings made in a classroom require the advance written permission of the teacher...
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Personal Mobile Devices. The Superintendent or designee shall make available to all students the opportunity to connect an approved personal technological device to the District provided guest wireless network for academic purposes. Students using their own device to connect to the guest wireless network must do so with their District issued individual account. If applicable, the personal device must have current anti-virus and anti-malware software installed before accessing the network. The device may be used in the classroom or learning space for academic purposes only. The individual school site may provide direction on expectations of utilization and device specifications, with guidance from the technology department and legal. The Superintendent or designee shall establish guidelines for schools to implement “Bring Your Own Device” programs or “1 to 1 Device Checkout” programs with clear procedures on ensuring equity of access and compliance with Education Code 49011, prohibiting required student fees to participate in an educational activity. The use of personal mobile devices, such as laptops, Smartphones, tablets, etc., by students on campus is subject to all applicable District policies and regulations concerning technology use. The use of district devices, such as laptops and hotspots, by students at home are subject to all applicable District policies and regulations concerning technology use. In addition, the following rules and understandings apply:
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Personal Mobile Devices. ● The use of mobile devices for personal reasons must be discreet and appropriate: a. Personal mobile devices should be turned off or on silent and stored away from view during contact time (including lunchtime and break duties), unless they are being used for legitimate business purposes (e.g. school records of attendance, achievements and misconduct). b. The use of mobile devices for personal reasons during non-contact time (e.g. in a staff room or office) should be discreet and appropriate. ● If there is a specific reason to use a mobile device for personal reasons during contact time (e.g. an urgent call), then members of staff should seek permission from their performance manager if possible. If this is not possible, the member of staff should use their mobile device as discretely as reasonably possible. ● Where mobile devices are used inappropriately whilst on-site/during school hours this will be dealt with under the ‘Staff Disciplinary Policy’ document. 3b. I will be professional in my communications and actions when using school / IT systems: ● I will not access, copy, remove or otherwise alter any other user’s files, without their express permission. ● I will communicate with others in a professional manner, I will not use aggressive or inappropriate language and I appreciate that others may have different opinions. ● I will ensure that when I take and / or publish images of others I will do so with their permission and in accordance with the school’s policy on the use of digital / video images. I will not use my personal equipment to record these images, unless I have permission to do so. Where these images are published (eg on the school website / VLE) it will not be possible to identify by name, or other personal information, those who are featured. ● I will only use social networking sites in school in accordance with the school’s policies. ● I will only communicate with students / pupils and parents / carers using official school systems. Any such communication will be professional in tone and manner. ● I will not engage in any online activity that may compromise my professional responsibilities. The school and the local authority have the responsibility to provide safe and secure access to technologies and ensure the smooth running of the school When I use my mobile devices (laptops / tablets / mobile phones / USB devices etc) in school, I will follow the rules set out in this agreement, in the same way as if I was using school equipment. I...
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Personal Mobile Devices. During regular school hours, personal mobile devices must remain in students’ school bags and switched off. If this rule is breached, the device will be confiscated and parents contacted. Students agree to: • Use the technology at school for learning, use the equipment carefully and safely and not interfere with the work or data of another student • Not bring or download unauthorised programs, including games, to the school or run them on school computers • Remember that the content on the web is someone’s property and ask their teacher to help them get permission if they want to use information or pictures and give credit to the owner of the material • Be respectful in how they talk to and work with others online and never write or participate in online bullying • Think carefully about what they read on the Internet, question if it is from a reliable source and use the information to help them answer any questions • Keep themselves and their friends safe by not giving out personal details including full names, telephone numbers, addresses and images and protecting their passwords • Not use technology during indoor lunchtimes • Keep personal mobile devices switched off and in their school bags during regular school hours • Talk to their teacher or another adult if: • They need help online • They are not sure what they should be doing on the Internet • They come across sites which are not suitable for our school • Someone writes something they don’t like, or makes them and their friends feel uncomfortable or ask them to provide information that they know is private • They feel that the welfare of other students at the school is being threatened by online activities At Ss Xxxxx and Xxxx’s we see that Internet and Digital Education and safety is a joint responsibility between home and school. Kind regards, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx
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Personal Mobile Devices. (including phones) • The school allows staff to bring in personal mobile phones and devices for their own use. Under no circumstances does the school allow a member of staff to contact a student or parent/ carer using their personal device • Students are not allowed to bring personal mobile devices/phones/MP3 players into school .This is reinforced by our Mobile Phone policy on our website • The school is not responsible for the loss, damage or theft of any personal mobile device • The sending of inappropriate text messages between any member of the school community is not allowed • Permission must be sought before any image or sound recordings are made on these devices of any member of the school community • Staff bringing personal devices into school must ensure there is no inappropriate or illegal content on the device
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Personal Mobile Devices. The use of personal mobile devices, such as laptops, Smartphones, tablets, etc., by students on campus is subject to all applicable District policies and regulations concerning technology use, as well as the following rules and understandings: • Permission to have a mobile device at school is contingent upon parent/guardian understanding of this agreement except as required by Education Code section 48901.5(b) • All costs for data plans and fees associated with mobile devices are the responsibility of the student. The District does not require the use of personal mobile devices in any instructional setting but may allow their use to enhance learning. • Mobile devices with Internet access capabilities which are being harnessed for classroom learning purposes are required to use the District filtered guest network. • Students are required to use their district issued individual account to access the guest wireless network at all times. • Use during class time must be authorized by the teacher. • Students are directed not to photograph, video tape, or record any individuals without the written permission of the teacher or administrator and the students being photographed. Recordings made in a classroom require the advance written permission of the teacher or school principal. • Students may not take, possess or share obscene photographs or videos. • Students may not photograph, videotape or otherwise record assessment materials and assessments. AR 6.7(g) STUDENT USE OF TECHNOLOGY (continued)
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Personal Mobile Devices. If I bring personal mobile devices (including mobile phones, tablets and smart watches) to school, they must be switched off upon entering the school grounds and handed to the Student Window at the start of the day. Mobile phones will be returned when you check into the Student Window at the end of the school day. Devices are not to be turned on until out of the school gates. ☐ I (Student Name and Class) understand and have read the above in terms of what it takes for me to be an eSmart Southport student and demonstrate responsible online behaviours at all times. Date:
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