Bring your own Device presentation for the Young Women's Leadership Academy.

17. Student phones
Teacher phones

33. Achieves an Internet connection
and can be used in an
educational capacity to create
content, collaborate with peers
and experts, or positively
enhance classroom instruction.

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Laptops
Netbooks
Tablets
eReaders
iPods
Smart Phones

35. • Devices used for gaming
• Ds, DSI. etc…

36. • Devices used for gaming
• Ds, DSI. etc…

37. • Students will be give their own
GPISD Login to access GPISD
secure wireless network.
• Support for wireless setup will
be provided before school in
the library.

38. Devices in the classroom will be
used for educational purposes:
•Research
•Collaboration
•Use of specific software
•Other activities assigned by the
teacher.

39. •Random Internet browsing
•Texting, Photographing, recording
without permission.
•Listening to music or watching
videos.
•Streaming/ downloading content
•Bypass district filters

40. •Hallways
•Bathrooms
•During lunch
•Assemblies/meetings

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Inhibits learning of other students.
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Causes disruption in classroom.
Creates a threat to network
(including data, services and
applications and equipment.
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Unethical use (cheating, plagiarism)

42. • Failure to submit device
for inspection can result
in loss of device
privileges.

43. •1st Offense: Warning
•2nd Offense: No device for 1 week
•3rd Offense: No device 60 days
•4th Offense: Permanent loss of
privilege.

44. • Use device before
school in the cafeteria
or gym.

45. • Devices are property of
students/parents who are
responsible to manage
and updates, installations,
repairs or virus removal.

46. • The district will not be held liable
for any damage, vandalism or theft
of any device brought into the
district.
• The district will handle any
incidents using guidelines in place
for any personal property.

48. • Register laptops and
tablets.
• Sign user agreement.