Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology This presentation was prepared under fair use exemption of the U.S. Copyright Law.

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Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology This presentation was prepared under fair use exemption of the U.S. Copyright Law and is restricted from further use.

What is POD? Personally-Owned Device Tablet/iPad Laptop/Netbook PDAs (iPod Touch) eReader (Nook, Kindle Fire, Nexus, etc.) Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology

What is Project K-Nect? Educational initiative using netbooks for High School Math I students. Aligned with the Common Core and the Onslow County School’s vision of 21 st century learning. Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology

Is the Internet filtered? Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) Internet Filter (zscaler) Parent Support (critical for success) Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology By signing this statement, the student and parent or guardian explicitly acknowledges that he/she read and understands the policies and guidelines applicable to him/her and agrees to the conditions of this program, sometimes referred to as the Tier-Three Technology Initiative.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology Please review the guidelines of this document with your child. A training session will be conducted with the students prior to issuance of the netbooks and accessing the POD network.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology In using information and communication technologies, the student will: 1.Bear in mind that all student communication represents the district and thus reflects on the integrity, ethics, and good name of the school, teachers, and the district as a Pre-K-12 public education institution. 2. Avoid seeking unauthorized access to school, district, or other public or private computer networks, computers, or electronic files for any purpose. 3. Comply with any and all related Board of Education policies, program guidelines, including copyrighted materials, and procedures relative to responsible and safety use.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology The student understands that it is unethical and illegal to: 1. Misuse passwords or obtain access to computers without district authorization 2. Interfere with the transmission, storage, retrieval, destruction or damage of operation systems, or destroy, modify or abuse Onslow County Schools’ hardware or software or use personally- owned devices to do so.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology The student is Responsible and Understands that: 1. Any use of the wireless or network services on district property should be limited to activities which support education, enrichment, and development. 2.Computers and network services/Internet access are to be used only by those authorized. Specifically, personally-owned devices can only be used by those for whom this agreement has been completed. Although parent/student owned, permission to use the device on school property is not transferable. 3. Students have no right to privacy when using district-owned assets or accessing Onslow County Schools’ wireless or network resources. This extends to district-supplied systems.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology The student is Responsible and Understands that: 4.Student supervisors, including both school-level and district-level administrators as well as authorized Information Technology or Media and Instructional Technology Services staff have the right to prohibit the use of personally-owned devices that utilize data or software that conflicts with applicable Onslow County Schools policies, guidelines, or the proper and efficient operation of the district’s information technology systems. 5.Any use of district assets or Internet access to facilitate illegal activity is prohibited. 6.Any use of district assets or Internet access for commercial or for- profit purposes is prohibited. Students are not to conduct on-line personal business, transactions, or purchases while accessing Onslow County Schools’ wireless or network resources.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology The student is Responsible and Understands that: 7. All audio recorded with personally-owned devices must have the consent of the individuals included in the audio. 8.All pictures taken with personally-owned devices must have the consent of the individuals included in the picture. 9.All videos recorded with personally-owned devices must have the consent of the individuals included in the video. 10. Students may not record (audio, photo, or video) any portion of an active classroom without the consent of a teacher. 11. Students may not take pictures or video any tests or assignments without the consent of a teacher.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology The student is Responsible and Understands that: 12. The Onslow County Public School System has all rights of ownership of products produced by a student in which the use of district supplies and/or assets were used. 13. Harassment of any kind, including, but not limited to sexual, racial, religious and political is illegal. Use of the district’s assets, computer networks or Internet access to harass others or infiltrate a computer system and/or damage the software components of a computer or system is prohibited. 14. Use of any district-owned asset, network, or Internet access to access or transmit obscene, objectionable, pornographic material or any material likely to be offensive is strictly prohibited.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology The student is Responsible and Understands that: 15. No response should be given to any messages that are suggestive, obscene or threatening. Upon occasion, some spam may enter the system. Such infrequent occurrences of spam may be deleted with no further action necessary. Continued receipt of spam, including messages that are suggestive, obscene or threatening should be reported to the teacher or school administrator. Reports should also be made of any message that is not spam, but is suggestive, obscene or threatening. 16.School staff, network administrators, and authorized agents will monitor the use of personally-owned devices to ensure compliance with all rules.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology The student is Responsible and Understands that: 17. No installation of, connection to, or downloads of non- instructional games, videos and/or audio files or other files that are not instructionally-centered is allowed. 18.All software loaded on personally-owned devices must meet all appropriate licensing requirements. 19.Training shall be offered by the district and shall be required of each student prior to accessing wireless or network resources.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology The student is Responsible and Understands that: 20. District administrators, with information and advice from Information Technology and Media and Instructional Technology shall determine what constitutes a student’s inappropriate use of personally-owned devices, computer networks or Internet access and . Violation of appropriate practices shall result in disciplinary action as determined by the school administrator. 21.For district provided devices, all existing policies and guidelines may apply.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology Connectivity of all personally-owned devices will be centrally managed by Onslow County Schools’ IT Department. Although IT will not directly support personal devices, students are expected to adhere to the same security protocols when connected to non- organizational equipment. Failure to do so will result in immediate disciplinary action up to suspension of all network access privileges so as to protect Onslow County Schools’ infrastructure.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology As a student I hereby acknowledge to the Onslow County Public School System: 1. I have read, understand, and agree to follow all applicable policies, guidelines and procedures regarding my use of personally-owned devices, network access, Internet use, and I agree to utilize my personally-owned device for the purposes for which it was intended. 3. I agree to undertake such initial and subsequent training as necessary to maximize the utilization of the technology for the furtherance of the performance of my duties as a student of the school system.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology As a student I hereby acknowledge to the Onslow County Public School System: 4.I agree that theft, damage, or misuse of my personally-owned device is not the responsibility of the school or the Onslow County School system. 5.I agree to be responsible to take necessary precautions against loss, theft, or damage to the device while on campus. 6.I agree to discontinue use of the device on campus if directed to do so by school authorities.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology As a student I hereby acknowledge to the Onslow County Public School System: 7.I agree to see permission from each classroom teacher for rooms in which I intend to use the device. While I may be permitted to have the device on campus, I can’t use the device without the direct permission of the teacher.

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology Technology in the educational program (3220) Internet and the educational program (3225/7320) Web page development (3227/7322) Copyright compliance (3230/7330) Confidential information (7315) Personal use of equipment, materials, and supplies (6521) Use of computers (6523) Improper use of district assets shall be handled in accordance with appropriate Board of Education Policies. OR Click on the links above to view the policies

Complete Paperwork Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology

Contact Information Ashley Rhodes: Instructional Technology Facilitator Subject line ~ POD/Tier 3 Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology

Onslow County Schools Division of Media and Instructional Technology