Personal Mobile Devices (Personal Technology) Sample Clauses

Personal Mobile Devices (Personal Technology). The use of personal mobile devices, such as laptops, cellular phones, tablets, pagers or other electronic signaling devices by students on campus or while attending school-related activities is subject to all applicable school policies and regulations concerning technology use, as well as the following rules and understandings: • Permission to have a mobile device at school is contingent on parent/guardian permission in the form of a signed copy of the Acceptable Student Use of Technology Agreement, unless that mobile device is determined by a licensed physician and surgeon to be essential for the health of the student and use of which is limited to purposes related to the health of the student pursuant to Education Code section 48901.5(b). • OCEAA is not financially responsible for damage, loss or theft of personal mobile devices. Students should store devices in a secure place when not in use. Devices should not be left unattended. • All costs for data plans and fees associated with mobile devices are the responsibility of the student. The School does not require the use of personal mobile devices in its instructional program or extracurricular activities. • Mobile devices with Internet access capabilities may access the Internet only through the school’s filtered network while on school property. Other means of Internet access are prohibited. • The teacher must authorize use during class time. • Photographs and audio or video recordings may be taken/made only with the express permission of all individuals being photographed or recorded. Recordings made in the classroom require the advance permission of the teacher and the School Director. • Students may not take, send, receive, possess or share obscene photographs, videos or other materials. • Students may not photograph, videotape or otherwise record teacher-prepared materials such as tests. • The school will monitor all Internet and intranet access. • If the school has reasonable cause to believe a student has violated the law or School policy, authorized personnel may search the device and/or law enforcement may be contacted.
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