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1 Townview Laptop Program
Your Role and Responsibility as a Parent of a Townview Student

2 The Laptop Privilege Technology is a plus at Townview Magnet Center
Teacher/ student digital access pushes students to forefront in college preparation Engaged students are learning more, faster

3 Dallas ISD provides our laptops
Outstanding benefits for teaching and learning 2014 Dallas ISD Investment : $560,000 Lenovo Tablets/Lap Tops cost: $800 Cycle of laptops: Varies from 3 to 5 years Your child will keep his/her laptop for several years ________________________________________________ We will collect the laptops at the end of the school year If the laptop is needed during the summer it can be arranged through the Cluster Office at the Principal’s discretion

4 Laptop Use is a Privilege DISD Property
Student Responsibilities Parent Responsibilities Student responsibility Care Personal use v. school use What can I do? What can’t I do? Being smart at home Parent responsibility Setting up rules Monitoring and follow-up Financial liability for repairs Lost or stolen lap tops

5 Acceptable Use Policy Governs the use of any DISD owned computer
Contract between student and DISD Designed for student safety, protection of DISD property Teachers and all staff abide by same policy Students who violate the policy will lose their laptops. Repeat violations may result in permanent loss of laptop privileges.

6 Safety on the Internet Stay informed Check the physical condition at least once as week Check the web history Monitor the websites your child can use Ensure that no material is downloaded on the laptop Research Cyber Bullying Policies

7 Safety on the Internet Cont’d
Communicate Surf the Internet together Good practices is to periodically check cell phones, gaming devices as well as laptops Keep computer in a shared space!

8 (Check with your PTA for the exact date and time)
Fall 2015 PTA meeting (Check with your PTA for the exact date and time)

9 What we see in laptop damages
Family members/friends changing settings Using online software to avoid blocked sites Broken screens Broken hinges Missing keys Water damage Food Damage Dirt, grime and insects Missing Stylus Laptops and Backpacks in one bag Laptop left unattended

10 What we see in AU violations
Using laptop to access unacceptable sites Changing settings Deleting history Illegal downloads: music, videos, games Chatting & Instant messaging Cyber-bullying and sexting Using it as a personal laptop

11 DISD Tracking and Monitoring
DISD monitors the use of laptops Theft Recovery Data management (including music & videos) Software Installations DISD does not monitor web cameras DISD & Townview Reserve the right to inspect the laptops Physical damage Check internet history, software installations, and etc. Any other item necessary Emphasize that DISD is monitoring at all times Monitors Internet Use Data use (music & videos) Software instatation

12 Parent Financial Responsibility
STOLEN Laptop File a DPD Stolen Items Report within 24 hours File a Dallas ISD Police Stolen Items Report within 24 hours (must give serial # & DISD Decal) Bring copies of both reports to school within 48 hours Option 1: Include laptop in your Homeowner’s Insurance Policy Need to verify the coverage is detailed within the plan Verification of insurance needs to be submitted to Cluster Office before Laptop Distribution

13 Parent Financial Responsibility
LAPTOP DAMAGE Except for malfunctions (manufacturer’s liability) PARENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYING FOR ALL REPAIRS TO LAPTOPS

14 Option 2: Laptop Coverage
Purchase year long insurance coverage through the school Vendor (Safeware) $56 Covers dropping it, breaking it, stolen, accidental damage, power surge, natural disaster, fire NO DEDUCTIBLE You will have to file a claim within 5 days if it is stolen or broken Pay with a check to your Cluster Office

15 Parent Financial Responsibility
Insurance Policy Options (Homeowner vs District Insurance (Safeware)) Cost Lost/Stolen Laptop cost  $800* Broken LCD Repair Cost $130.00 Keyboard Repair Cost $75.00 Missing Keys Cost $75.00 Missing Red Track Ball Cost $30.00 Motherboard Replacement Cost $400.00 Lost/Stolen Charger $75 Lost/Damaged Carry Bag  $30 *Cost could vary from year to year depending on laptop

16 Laptop Protection: It’s ALL in the Bag!
All lap tops come with a protective bag. A good lap top bag is essential to the protection of the computer Do not put books in the lap top bags.

17 Laptop Service Procedures
When your issued laptop needs to be serviced you are to: Complete the Laptop Service Document (in Media Center) Turn in your laptop before school, during lunch, or after school with completed document (in Media Center) Receive a loaner laptop Pick up your serviced laptop within 48 hours (Your laptop will be reimaged and wiped clean as part of the maintenance)

18 Maintaining Files/Storage Space
All files that are created and saved on the laptop must be in the Cloud or Students have access to OneDrive and GoogleDocs Students also have option of storing on Thumbdrive

19 Forms to be Completed Laptop Agreement Form
Parent/Guardian One-to-One Contract Care and Cleaning of DISD Laptop Student Laptop One-to-One Contract Acceptable Use Policy Laptop Offenses and Consequences Laptop AU Violation Letter

20 To receive your laptop…
You must Pay for any missing textbooks or library books Sign and submit all required forms (6) Attend this orientation session Pledge to monitor your child’s use and care of their laptop for the entire school year Either show proof of home owner’s insurance or $56 for District Safeware Coverage If there is financial difficulty please see your Cluster Office Laptops will be distributed in September Forms to be returned: Parent/Guardian Contract – Green Student Laptop Contract – Orange Acceptable Use Policy – Red Laptop Offenses and Consequences – Lime Green Care and Cleaning of Your DISD Laptop Computer – Light Blue

21 Technology One to One Laptop Program
We recommend that all students take one of these laptops Special programs that individual laptops don’t have These are connected to district EAD with internet connectivity and access that personal devices do not have It is not mandatory but strongly suggested

22 Parent Portal https://youtu.be/mq2 WpXxLAZA
Please see your Cluster Office for assistance with signing up

23 Laptop Distribution No earlier than September 21st
Last 2 weeks of September


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