LPISD Acceptable Use Guidelines 2010-2011. La Porte ISD students are fortunate to have access to a wide variety of technology to help make learning more.

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LPISD Acceptable Use Guidelines

La Porte ISD students are fortunate to have access to a wide variety of technology to help make learning more interesting and engaging. With this privilege comes some responsibilities. This presentation will explain the guidelines which students must follow in order to adhere to the LPISD Acceptable Use Guidelines.

All students and their parents/guardians are required to sign an AUG contract in order for the student to access the LPISD network. This document was included in the registration packet and is kept on file in the school administration office.

Students who refuse to sign the required AUG document or who violate district acceptable use policy shall be subject to loss or restriction of the privilege of using equipment, software, or other technology resources.

LPISD reserves the right to access any user folder at any time. All internet sites visited will be logged and can be reviewed for compliance with the La Porte ISD Acceptable Use Guidelines.

What is Acceptable Use?

DO: Use LPISD technology resources for * educational use

DON’T: Use LPISD technology resources for * commercial use * political lobbying * bullying or threatening

DO: * Keep account information private * Take care of district network resources and equipment

DON’T: * Share account information with anyone for any reason * Modify another person’s data * Change computer or account settings * Damage equipment

DO: * Conserve bandwidth * Use network resources to complete the activities assigned by your teacher

DON’T: * Stream music * Stream video * Play non-educational games * Slow down the network in any way

DO: * Cite your sources * Use quotes and graphics for educational purposes * Always give credit

DON’T: * Use borrowed material as your own * Plagiarize Violations of copyright and intellectual property are violations of LAW

DO: * Use material from reliable, accurate sources * Access material that complies with the LPISD AUG * Immediately exit material that is not appropriate

DON’T: * Use material that is inaccurate or out-of- date * Access material that is abusive, obscene, discriminatory or threatening * Share or discuss material that is not appropriate

CONSEQUENCES * Loss of network privileges * Disciplinary action * Appropriate legal action

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