Student Internet Access Sample Clauses

Student Internet Access. 1. All students will have access to Internet World Wide Web information resources through the college computer rooms, learning laboratories, laptop programme or the Library. 2. Students may obtain an individual e-mail account when available with the approval of their parent. 3. Parents and students must sign the Account Agreement below, to be granted an individual e-mail account on the school network. This Agreement may be renewed on an annual basis. You as parent/guardian can withdraw their approval at any time. 4. The College will provide students with Internet access to a predetermined level. If students exceed the amount, they will be required to fund their own access. 5. MacKillop Catholic College reserves the right to withdraw information technology access at any time.
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Student Internet Access. 1. Elementary/Middle students will have access only under direct supervision using a classroom account. 2. Secondary students may obtain an account with the approval of their parent. This account may be revoked or suspended in accordance with the NWCSD regulations set forth in this handbook. 3. You and your parent must sign an Account Agreement to be granted an individual account on the NWCSD Network. This Agreement must be renewed on an annual basis. Your parents can withdraw their approval at any time.
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Student Internet Access. All students will, with parental approval, have access to Internet resources through their classroom, library, or school computer lab. • You and your parent must sign the Acknowledgement Form to be granted Internet access on the ▇▇▇▇ Independent School District (the District) computer system. Your parents can withdraw their approval at any time. • District staff will strictly supervise students distributing personal information about themselves or others by means of the electronic communications systems. • You may not download or install software without permission from the Technology Department.
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Student Internet Access. The World Wide Web is a global system providing access to information from around the world. Students may have access to Internet Web information resources through their classroom, library, or school computer lab. Unfortunately, some material accessible through the Internet may contain items that are illegal, defamatory, or potentially offensive to some people. Access to the Internet is given as a privilege to students who agree to act in a considerate and responsible manner. We require that students and parents or guardians read, accept and sign a contract agreeing to the following rules for acceptable behaviour on the School computer systems, network, audio/visual equipment (for example cameras and video recorders) and on the Internet (including web sites, e- mail, text messaging, chat rooms.)
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Student Internet Access. District staff will strictly supervise students distributing personal information about themselves or others by means of the electronic communications systems.
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