Technology Use Policy Clause Samples

Technology Use Policy. I hereby release Oakwood School, its personnel, and any institutions with which it is affiliated, from any and all claims and damages of any nature arising from my child’s use of, or inability to use, the Oakwood School computer network; including, but not limited to claims that may arise from the unauthorized use of the system to purchase products or services. I will instruct my child regarding the rules of use of the information technology systems contained in this document and I understand and agree that the agreements contained herein are incorporated into the contract under which my child is enrolled at Oakwood School. I understand that it is impossible for Oakwood School to restrict access to all controversial materials, and I will not hold the school responsible for materials accessed on the network. I also agree to report any misuse of the system that I become aware of to the school administration. I understand that misuse includes, but is not limited to, sending or seeking to receive messages that contain or suggest pornography, unethical or illegal solicitation, physical or sexual threats, racism, sexism, inappropriate language and information, the disclosure of which would violate another person’s right of privacy. I accept full responsibility for my child’s use of information technology. I give permission to issue an email and network user account for my child and certify that my child and I have read and understand the information contained in this agreement and agree to abide by all rules set forth in this agreement.

Technology Use Policy. In accepting admission to Overlake I, on behalf of my student, accept the Overlake “Technology Use Policy” in its entirety. This policy is located on Overlake's website under Academic & Student Policies (▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/academics/technology/program).

Technology Use Policy. The purpose of this policy is to establish guidelines to ensure the proper use of computer and telecommunication resources and services by volunteers and other authorized users. LAFLA provides workplace technology—computers, voicemail, e-mail, internet and videoconferencing access—for authorized users to support LAFLA’s mission and professional activities. All users have the responsibility to use computer and telecommunications resources and services in an efficient, ethical, and lawful manner, in accordance with the guidelines established under this policy. LAFLA expects users to develop competency in using the computer and telecommunications resources to maximize efficiency and minimize the demand on LAFLA’s Technical Services staff. Violations of this policy may result in disciplinary action up to and including suspension, termination and/or legal action. 1. All computer and telecommunications equipment, resources, and services, including internal and external hard drives, software, CD-ROMs, datasticks, programs, documents, and data stored are LAFLA property and are intended for legitimate business purposes only. LAFLA may, at its discretion, monitor any and all aspects of the computer and telecommunication resources and services, including employee documents, e-mail, voice mail, and internet activity. Users have no expectation of privacy or right to claim ownership of anything they create, send, or receive using LAFLA’s computer and telecommunications technology. 2. LAFLA issues each user a personal password that is intended for his/her use only. LAFLA will determine, on an individual “need to have” basis, which directories and files each user can access, and will assign access rights accordingly. Users may not share their log-in information with anyone. Users must not facilitate non-authorized access to LAFLA systems, programs or databases. 3. Hackers, viruses, worms, and other intrusions can seriously compromise the integrity of LAFLA’s computer network. Because of the potential exposure to such dangers, no user may use his or her own personal computer (including laptops and tablets) to access LAFLA’s technology systems without LAFLA’s Director of Information and Technology’s written authorization. LAFLA does allow web-based email access through ▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. 4. LAFLA strictly prohibits using wireless technology (including PDAs and wireless routers) to access LAFLA’s technology systems. Users may only synchronize PDAs with LAFLA systems with LAFLA’s Dir...

Technology Use Policy. I have read the St. ▇▇▇▇ Lutheran School Technology Usage Policy and have discussed it with my child(ren), and we agree to the Code of Conduct as outlined. I understand that my child’s privilege to use technology at SPLS can and will be revoked if he/she violates these rules. I give consent for SPLS teachers to use educational technology tools and resources with students as such tools would augment the learning process. Students will not be allowed access to technology at SPLS until this agreement is signed by a parent or legal guardian.

Technology Use Policy. Before working on technological devices, it is important that you understand the responsibility and standards of conduct necessary for its use. This includes: ● Respect for Property: taking care of school and personal possessions. ● Morally good conduct: showing a godly example. With regard to these standards a student must not at school: ● Use technological equipment (other than Chromebooks) without permission and without supervision of a CCA staff member. ● Initiate or visit accounts for private use or communication. This includes Yahoo, Skype, Facebook, etc… ● Access sites that the school would deem inappropriate (i.e. pornographic, unlawful, obscene, or otherwise objectionable material). ● Violate copyright or other intellectual property rights. ● Illegally store, use, distribute or copy software. ● Transmit threatening, obscene or offensive materials. ● Engage in electronic ‘stalking’, cyberbullying, or other forms of harassment, including abusive or aggressive language toward other students or staff. ● Gain unauthorized access to any computing, information or communication devices or resources, including, but not limited to, any machines accessible via the Internet. ● Damage, modify or destroy the files, data, passwords, devices or resources of CCA, other users or third parties. ● Conduct any activity or solicit the performance of any activity that is prohibited by law. ● Use the service to interfere with or disrupt other network users, services or equipment. ● Load, attempt to load or use any unauthorized discs, programs or files. ● Use the computer/internet for anything other than school assignments and projects. ● Send or receive email, send or respond to an instant message, or enter a chat room at any time while using school computers without direct approval and supervision from the teacher. ● Post personal contact information about yourself or others. This includes information such as: home address, telephone number, financial information, etc.