Device Cases Sample Clauses

The "Device Cases" clause defines the requirements and standards for protective cases used with devices covered by the agreement. It typically specifies the type, quality, or specifications that device cases must meet, such as material durability, compatibility with certain device models, or compliance with safety standards. This clause ensures that all devices are adequately protected, reducing the risk of damage and potential disputes over responsibility for device condition.
Device Cases. Devices (i.e. iPads or Chromebooks) loaned to students must keep in a district-approved case at all times. Cases are provided for all loaned iPads with charger and cord. These district-provided cases must be returned to the district in a similar condition to when they were issued upon return of the iPad, cord, and charger. Some Chromebook types also have district provided cases. This depends on the model. Ask your school for details on the model they use. Students are discouraged from drawing on device cases or putting stickers on them.
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Device Cases. The protective case provided with the device has sufficient padding to protect the device for normal treatment, and it provides a suitable means for carrying the device. Students are expected to avoid placing too much pressure and/or weight (such as folders, workbooks, textbooks, etc.) on the screen. The device is not to be removed from the case. An additional charge of $75 will be charged to the user for any damages incurred while the device is out of the case. If for any reason the case needs to be removed, it should be taken to the media center help desk.
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Device Cases. KQA will issue each student a school-approved Device case, which the Student will return to KQA upon return of the Device in accordance with this Agreement. Failure to use the approved case will result in the Device not being covered by insurance. Any incidents of breakage will default to the $125 fee.
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