Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy Clause Samples

The Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy clause defines the rules and guidelines for how employees or users may access and utilize an organization's IT resources, such as computers, networks, and software. It typically outlines permitted and prohibited activities, addresses issues like data security, internet usage, and personal device access, and may specify consequences for violations. This clause serves to protect the organization from security breaches, legal liabilities, and misuse of technology by ensuring all users understand and adhere to responsible IT practices.
Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy. Students have read, signed and agreed to follow the Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy at all times. The Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy is available on the school website.
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Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy. 10.1 MacKillop Catholic College offers Internet access for student use. Following is the Acceptable Use Policy for Middle & Senior Years students for their use of MacKillop Catholic College Computers. MacKillop Catholic College aims to develop students as competent, responsible, independent users of information technologies. A. Educational Purpose 1. MacKillop Catholic College Network has been established for an educational purpose. The term “Educational Purpose” includes classroom activities and career development. 2. MacKillop Catholic College Network has been established as a limited access service. MacKillop Catholic College has the right to place reasonable restrictions on the material you access or post through the system. Students must also follow all Federal/Territory laws in the use of information technologies. 3. Students may not use MacKillop Catholic College Network for commercial purposes. This means they may not offer, provide, or purchase products or services through the College network.
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Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy. We have read the Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy as well as the “Bring your own device” responsible use contract, as posted on the School’s Community Portal, and agree to the terms. We understand that if a student is found guilty of violating the policy, the administration will issue consequences deemed appropriate according to the severity of the violation and his/her past record. This may include but is not limited to loss of computer privileges, suspension, and expulsion. Date: Parent Signature: Date: Student Signature:
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