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Page 79 Section 2f - Pastoral Care Arrangements Computer Room Rules Computer Room Rules The following rules are issued to students with regard to the use of the Computer Rooms. The Computer Rooms contain a great deal of expensive and delicate equipment, which is designed to help your education in many ways and to ensure an educational atmosphere. The rules are necessary in order to minimise the need for costly repairs and to enable others to benefit as well as yourself. General Rules NO sweets, chewing gum, food or drinks are to be brought into the Computer Rooms. Students should not be in the Computer Rooms without the knowledge of a member of staff. Please minimise the presence of files and textbooks on the computer benches. Dress code - no games kit or shorts to be worn in the computer rooms. Do not touch any of the cables or connectors associated with the computing equipment. Do not misuse or damage the computer mouse. These items are expensive to replace. Any problems with equipment must be reported to the teacher in charge immediately. Computers will normally be switched on when you come into the room. On NO account must you switch computers on or off unless you are told to. Any person who introduces a program to the network from the Internet or memory stick will no longer be allowed access to the network. Your directory forms part of your assessment. It should contain only your coursework, which should be identified by sensible file names. Passwords - your password is your security, and must be taken seriously. If it is found that others know your password, then it will be changed immediately. Any misuse of equipment or software will result in a total ban from network use. Teachers will, from time to time, check the contents of your user area. Any files which are frivolous or offensive will result in a ban from network use. The use of the Internet is your right. However, with rights go responsibilities. In using the Internet you are expected to behave in a responsible way. The Internet and Email are liable to be checked and censored. Anything considered offensive will be intercepted and will result in your removal from the Internet and Email. Note that Hotmail is not available in School. Section 2f - Computer Rules - Senior School
Page 80 Section 2f - Pastoral Care Arrangements Computer Room Rules Laptop computers may only be used with the consent of the teacher in charge. Consent will only be given to those who have been granted permission by the Examination Boards. They must not be plugged into the mains without permission. Users are not able to access the network without agreeing to the School’s ‘Acceptable Use Policy’. You must read this before accepting it. Section 2f - Computer Rules - Senior School
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