Uniting Technology and Education 9th Grade Parent Meeting 2017/2018

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Uniting Technology and Education 9th Grade Parent Meeting 2017/2018 1-2-1 Union Uniting Technology and Education 9th Grade Parent Meeting 2017/2018

Purpose The purpose of one to one computing in Union is to provide access to technology resources in a consistent manner to enrich the Instructional Experience.

Purpose – Cont. Enable the possibility of instant responsible research. Enables to possibility of Digital Textbooks in the near future. All students have the same device which will promote consistency in the Digital Instruction. Will add to the possibilities of additional and new instructional activities in class and off- campus. Please remember that use of a District issued device is a privilege.

Additional Documents Each parent/guardian will be asked to sign a Insurance Acceptance or Denial Letter. Each student and parent/guardian will also be asked to sign and accept UCSD Acceptable Use Policy. This would have been done during registration. If not please let us know and we will get you a form to sign. Each parent/guardian will also be given a User Agreement for Device Usage. This document will further detail the information provided in the Insurance Acceptance and Denial Letters.

1-1 Device Dell Latitude 3189 running Windows 10.

Features of Device Each Device comes with a case which will assist with scratches, short drops and diminish wear and tear on certain parts. Laptop will fold into tablet mode. In this mode the keyboard is not active. 2 USB, 1 HDMI, Headphone Jack and Charging Port. Each laptop comes installed with Windows 10 with Office 2016. Internet access is filtered via the same vehicle that it would be on a UCSD Campus.

Turning the Device On and Volume Controls While the Laptop is open the Power Button and Volume Controls are located on the Right. To turn the device on please hold the Power button until a Dell logo appears on the screen.

Charging the Device On the left hand side is the USB, HDMI and Power Connector. To charge the device use the charger provided by UCSD only. Only connect it to 110 V, 3 Prong outlets.

Care of the Device Please do not leave the Device outside or in Extreme heat. To clean the screen or other parts of the device use a soft moist towel. Never spray any liquid directly onto the device. Always spray cleaner on the towel and then apply the towel to the device. Never use rough towels to clean the device. Carry the Device with both hands and by the keyboard never by the screen.

Care of the Device Cont. Make sure that the Device is charged each night. If the Device is stored in a bookbag please make sure you do not drop the bag. Also make sure that your bag is not overly packed when carrying. Please use only Alcohol based cleaners, window cleaner would work the best. Do not use any type of soap that may cause suds or a residue.

Prohibited Actions Do not use the device around water such as pools, bathtubs etc. Do not in any way deface the Device, such as adding stickers or removing District stickers. Do not attempt to remove identification information from the device. Do not leave the Device in an area that is unsecure such as a vehicle. Please do not eat or drink around the Devices. Do not remove the Device from the Case. Do not visit sites that are not allowed by the District Acceptable Use Policy. Do not install software unless instructed to by the school.

Insurance - $50 Insurance is strongly encouraged and if chosen has the following benefits: $0 Deductible Unlimited Incidents Includes Accidental Damage (crack screen, missing keys etc) Includes Liquid Submersion Includes Theft with a Police Report Includes all Natural Disasters (Including Lightning) Does not include coverage for Negligent Damage. 1 Year Policy Starting August 2017-June 2018.

Declining Insurance If you choose to decline the insurance please refer to the following fee schedule for charged repairs. Broken Screen - $125 Broken Keyboard or Keys - $75 Power Adapter Issues - $35 Re-imaging Due to violation of AUP - $15 All other issues that would cause the device to be deemed non-repairable - $500.

End of the Year/Leaving the District Procedures Each year the students will have to check the Devices back in either before Summer or if they are moving outside of District. If the devices are found to have issues: If insurance was purchased, no fee will be assessed. If insurance was declined, the appropriate fee will be assessed and collected at registration the next year. Letters will be sent out over the summer of issues with the devices. As with all other fees, students will not be able to complete registration until fees are paid or arrangements with the location have been made.

Accident vs Negligence Any accidental damage is fully covered by Insurance. Negligence would be defined as damages that are caused due to not properly following the guidelines. Based on the damage, disciplinary action may be required. Any damages due to negligence, such as spilling a soft drink into the keyboard, would be charged based on UCSD fee schedule that would be for work performed and item that needed to be replaced.

Lost/Stolen Please report any Lost/Stolen devices to the school immediately. If lost, Parent/Guardians will be held financially responsible for the full cost of the lost equipment. If stolen, report it to the police immediately. If you have insurance as long as a valid police report is provided to the school no fees will be charged, if insurance is denied the parent/guardian will be fully responsible for the replacement.

What we need you to do… Make sure the devices are charged everyday. Follow the instructions for care of the devices. Make sure the device when used at home is used responsibly and that you are actively involved in what is going on. Please only let those assigned the device use the device. Keep the school informed of potential issues with the device or the students device usage. Sign and follow all of the forms such as the Acceptable Use Policy. Remind the student that the device is property of UCSD and to return the device during the summer, withdrawal or graduation.

Spare Devices UCSD will maintain a certain spare pool of device when issue do occur. The devices will be checked out and expected to be returned when instructed upon checkout. The device that is used as a spare may not be the same device that you were originally issued. Once checked out all responsibility will transfer to the checked out device, that also applies to insurance.

Mobile Internet - Limited UCSD will have a certain number of Mobile Hotspots to provide internet access to those families that do not currently have that access. These devices will be checked out and returned within 1 week. If available they can be checked back out. The internet access is filtered just like it is onsite. Each device will be provided with a cable and power. Access is given via wireless connection. If lost or stolen a charge of $100 (replacement charge – actual value $199) will be billed to the parent/guardian.

Frequently Asked Questions How can I monitor what my child is doing on the Device? Each device goes through the same filter that is utilized onsite. There is no replacement for visual monitoring of your students internet. When will digital textbooks be ready? Since this is the first year we will pilot digital textbooks in a few of our classes however they more than likely will not be available when school starts. The students will hear more about that as the year progresses. If I purchase a device for my student, can they use that one instead? We ask that the student only uses the UCSD issued device at school. At home they are free to use whatever device they choose as long as the assignments are submitted in the correct manner. UCSD cannot and will not be responsible for devices that are not owned by UCSD. Why start in the 9th Grade? 9th grade is a great transition year in Union County and a time when all students come together under one roof. They also would have the most time to benefit from it at a single location. Does the District have a way to manage the devices or will they ask for the devices back during the school year. UCSD is actually planning on utilizing the Microsoft Intune Mobile Device Management platform. This will enable us to have full control over the devices.

Graduation Advantage UCSD is also offering the Graduation Advantage program to qualify you have to adhere to the following qualifications: No chronic discipline or absence issues. Insurance is Purchased each year for 4 years. Minimum of 3 years participation in the 1 to 1 program at UCSD. Meets all graduation requirements. Maximum of 1 repair incidents per year or 4 incidents over 4 years. Minimum Cumulative SC GPA of 2.0 upon graduation.

Graduation Advantage If all qualifications are met the student can purchase their device for $100 (this is for a Home Version of the current Microsoft Operating System). Please allow 2-3 weeks after graduation for UCSD to remove their software and install the home-based operating system.

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