Electronic Information Resources Sample Clauses

The 'Electronic Information Resources' clause defines the terms and conditions governing access to and use of digital materials, databases, or online services provided under an agreement. It typically outlines who may use these resources, any restrictions on sharing or downloading content, and the responsibilities of users to maintain security and confidentiality. This clause ensures that both parties understand the permitted scope of use and helps prevent unauthorized access or misuse of electronic resources.
Electronic Information Resources. If the College is considering any change to Policy 1760, the Association will be invited to participate in those discussions. The Association shall have the right to use bulletin boards or display spaces in buildings housing four (4) or more faculty.
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Electronic Information Resources. The Board of Directors of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ City Community School District is committed to making available to students and staff members access to a wide range of electronic information resources, equipment, and software, including computers, a wide area network, local area network, and the internet. The goal in providing this technology and access is to support the educational objectives and mission of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ City Community School District and to promote resource sharing, innovation, problem solving, and communication. The District’s computers, network, and/or internet connection is not a public access service or a public forum. The District has the right to place reasonable restrictions on the material created, accessed, transmitted, and/or posted through the use of its computers, network, and/or internet connection. The District’s computers, network, and/or internet connection are the property of the District and no student or staff member shall have any expectation of privacy in any materials therein. Access to the District’s computers, network, and the internet shall be available to all students and staff within the District. However, access is a privilege, not a right. Each student and staff member must have an acceptable use agreement on file prior to having access to using the District’s computers, network, and the internet. The amount of time and type of access available for each student and staff member may be limited by the District’s technology and the demands for the use of the District’s technology. Even if students have not been given access to and/or use of the District’s computers, network, and the internet, they may still be exposed to information from the District’s computers, network, and/or the internet in guided curricular activities at the discretion of their teachers. Every computer in the District having internet access shall not be operated unless internet access from the computer is subject to a technology protection measure (i.e. filtering software). The technology protection measure employed by the District shall be designed and operated with the intent to ensure that users are not accessing inappropriate sites, as required by the Children’s Internet Protection Act, that have visual depictions that include obscenity, child pornography or, with respect to student users, are otherwise harmful to minors. The technology protection measure may only be disabled for an adult’s use if such use is for bona fide research or other lawful ...
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