Laptop Care Sample Clauses

Laptop Care. The student is responsible for care of the laptop. The student shall at all times take reasonable care of the laptop and not expose it to undue risk of damage or theft. The laptop is not insured by the College for loss or theft. Loss or theft of the laptop is to be reported to the student’s pastoral teacher and the college ICT Support Centre immediately. The cost of replacement will be charged to the parents/carers. The replacement laptop will only be issued to the student after the charge is paid in full. Students shall not deface the laptop which will include marking, stickers or scratching of the laptop unit (Adhesive stickers are considered defacing under the agreement)
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Laptop Care. The student is responsible for care of the laptop. The student shall at all times take reasonable care of the laptop and not expose it to undue risk of damage or theft .The laptop is not insured by the College for loss or theft. Loss or theft of the laptop is to be reported to the student’s pastoral teacher and the college ICT Support Centre immediately. The cost of replacement will be charged to the parents/guardians. The replacement laptop will only be issued to the student after the charge is paid in full.
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Laptop Care. Laptops will be issued each Fall. Prior to the start of school, there will be an orientation for students. Parents and students must sign and return the Student User Agreement for the Seattle Hebrew Academy document before the laptop will be issued to the student. Laptops will be collected at the end of each school year for maintenance, cleaning, and software installation. Students will be reissued their original laptop each year while enrolled at Seattle Hebrew Academy. Students are responsible for the general care of the laptop they have been issued by the school. Laptops that are broken or fail to work properly must be reported to the Technology Coordinator. General Precautions No food or drink is allowed next to your laptop while it is in use, as per school policy. Cords, cables, and removable storage devices must be inserted carefully into the laptop. Students should carry their laptops with laptop closed. Laptops must remain free of writing, drawing, stickers, or labels with the exception of school approved covers. Laptops must always be secured. Students are responsible for keeping their laptop’s battery charged for school each day.
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Laptop Care. The laptop is provided to the student for educational purposes and must be maintained in the condition that it is provided. It is the student’s responsibility to attend PM Homegroup each day and to place their device onto charge. Students will not be able to source additional charging for their device during the day. In order to prolong the life of the battery during the day, laptops should be ‘shut down’ after use, rather than just closing the lid. Students are not permitted to change the appearance of a laptop that has been supplied to them under any circumstances. This includes graffiti, stickers or other images being attached to the outside of the device. All students are strongly encouraged to purchase an additional case to further protect their laptop while it is in their school bag. As the device remains the property of BHS, it is important to understand that the device is subject to routine and thorough inspection by staff, at any time, in addition to annual routine servicing and maintenance. At the completion of the school year each student will return their laptop to the school library for safe storage, where it will also be checked thoroughly and assessed for wear and tear. The same laptop will be re-issued to the student at the beginning of the next school year. Students need to be aware that the laptop might be in their bag, or a separate case, during break times. As a result, students will need to exercise care in the yard, not drop their bags, and place them gently out of the way. To reduce the risk of damage, it is strongly advised that students utilise the lockers provided to store their laptops during break times. All students need to be aware that any deliberate or reckless action during lessons or break times that leads to the damage of another student’s laptop will incur consequences, and the student responsible for the damage will be responsible for the costs of repair.
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Laptop Care. The laptop is provided to the student for educational purposes and must be maintained in the condition that it is provided. • It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the laptop is charged overnight. • In order to prolong the life of the battery during the day, laptops should be ‘shut down’ after use, rather than just closing the lid. • Students are not permitted to change the appearance of a laptop that has been supplied to them under any circumstances. This includes graffiti, stickers or other images being attached to the outside of the device. • As the device remains the property of MNCC, it is important to understand that the device is subject to routine and thorough inspection by staff, at any time, in addition to annual routine servicing and maintenance. • At the completion of the school year each student will return their laptop to the school library for safe storage, where it will also be checked thoroughly and assessed for wear and tear. The same laptop will be re-issued to the student at the beginning of the next school year. • Students will need to exercise care in the yard, not drop their bags, and place them gently out of the way. • To reduce the risk of damage, it is essential that students utilise the lockers provided to store their laptops during break times. All students need to be aware that any deliberate or reckless action during lessons or break times that leads to the damage of another student’s laptop will incur consequences, and the student responsible for the damage will be responsible for the costs of repair.
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Laptop Care a. Students will be held responsible for maintaining their individual school computers and keeping them in good working order.
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Laptop Care. Students will be held responsible for maintaining their individual laptop and keeping them in good working order. Students will be responsible for damage to their laptop. •Only labels or stickers applied by Classical Preparatory School may be applied to the laptops. • Laptops that malfunction or are damaged must be reported to the office. The school will be responsible for repairing laptops that malfunction. Laptops that have been intentionally damaged from student misuse or neglect will be repaired with the cost being borne by the student. Students will be responsible for the entire cost of repairs to laptops that are damaged intentionally or be responsible for full replacement cost. • Laptops that are stolen or lost must be reported immediately to the office and the Pasco County Sheriff's Office. Legal Propriety: Comply with trademark and copyright laws and all license agreements. Ignorance of the law is not immunity. If you are unsure, ask a teacher or parent. • Plagiarism is viewed as a form of cheating and is a violation of the Classical Preparatory Student Handbook. Give credit to all sources used, whether quoted or summarized. This includes all forms of media on the Internet, such as graphics, movies, music, and text. • Use or possession or hacking software is strictly prohibited and violators will be subject to disciplinary action. Violation of applicable state or federal law will result in criminal prosecution and/or disciplinary action by the School.
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Laptop Care. I, , acknowledge and understand the following rules: • (For grades 4-5) My laptop must be kept neatly in my classroom cart and will remain in school at all times • (For grades 6-9) This will be my laptop for the remainder of my time at Xxxxx-Xxxxxxxxx and will go home nightly and during all holidays and vacations • I will leave the laptop protective case on at ALL times (and return it when I hand in my laptop) • I will bring the laptop to school fully charged each day • I will leave the laptop charger at home • I will store the laptop in a clean, safe place • I will not leave my laptop unattended on the floor EVER • I will not leave my laptop in a dangerous, unprotected or unstable location in, around or near my locker • I may decorate ONLY the protective case of the laptop • I will not remove the barcode label from my laptop • I will always pick up and carry the laptop in the closed position (never grab by the screen) • I will always be extremely gentle when opening the laptop lid • I will use the laptop in classrooms, labs, and the library, and will not bring the laptop to the dining room, locker room, bathroom or gym • Hard drive space is limited; I will save my work in the “cloud” as directed • I will backup my work to an external hard drive or cloud service • I will report any damage or problems with the laptop to the IT Help Desk immediately
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