Parent Handbook 2010–2011 - Berklee College of Music
Parent Handbook 2010–2011 - Berklee College of Music
Parent Handbook 2010–2011 - Berklee College of Music
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Disregarding the Acceptable Use Policy may lead to disciplinary action on the<br />
part <strong>of</strong> the college. Furthermore, the policy complies with state and federal laws<br />
and regulations regulating use <strong>of</strong> technology, and certain violations may lead to<br />
prosecution from individuals and/or local, state, and federal law enforcement<br />
agencies. Students must read and understand this policy before using the<br />
college’s technology services.<br />
If students have any questions about <strong>Berklee</strong>’s Acceptable Use Policy, it is their<br />
responsibility to contact the Student Computer Support Center for clarification.<br />
Internet Access<br />
On Campus<br />
Access to the internet from any computer in a <strong>Berklee</strong> facility is free and<br />
unlimited. Students can access the internet via <strong>Berklee</strong>’s wireless network. All<br />
residence hall rooms are equipped with one internet port per bed. Internet<br />
access using this port is included in the housing fee.<br />
Off Campus<br />
To access the internet from <strong>of</strong>f-campus, students must make arrangements<br />
with an internet service provider (ISP) at their own expense.<br />
Maintenance<br />
To ensure the reliability <strong>of</strong> <strong>Berklee</strong>’s technologies, IT reserves a period <strong>of</strong> time<br />
for maintenance every week from 6:00 p.m. Thursday through 6:00 a.m. Friday.<br />
Additional maintenance may occur on other nights. During maintenance<br />
periods, some technology services may be unavailable to the <strong>Berklee</strong><br />
community. All planned maintenance outages will be announced in advance at<br />
8999.berklee.net.<br />
Email (yourname@berklee.net)<br />
The naming convention for student email accounts uses the first initial <strong>of</strong> the<br />
first name followed by the last name. For example, Eleanor O. Hirsch’s email<br />
address would be ehirsch@berklee.net. In the event that a username has<br />
already been assigned to another member <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Berklee</strong> community, the<br />
student’s middle initial or a digit may be used. Using the previous example,<br />
Elmer D. Hirsch’s email address would be edhirsch@berklee.net or<br />
ehirsch1@berklee.net.<br />
My.berklee.net<br />
All students registered at <strong>Berklee</strong> have access to the college’s portal at<br />
my.berklee.net. This collection <strong>of</strong> services includes email, a calendar,<br />
communication tools, and web space. Students can also search for courses and<br />
view their grades online through the college’s portal.<br />
My.berklee.net includes access to both a personal calendar and the <strong>Berklee</strong><br />
academic calendar. The calendar can be used to track appointments, schedule<br />
meetings with other my.berklee.net users, and view important dates <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>Berklee</strong> year.<br />
For the most up-to-date information, visit berklee.edu.