Lesmurdie
Senior High School has strict guidelines governing student use
of the computer network and access to the Internet. Every student
is aware of the Acceptable Use Policy as shown
below. Together with constant online monitoring of
student access to websites and the dynamic blocking of
inappropriate, offensive and non educational websites
ensures that the network and Internet are used in the school as
an effective learning resource.
1.
Research Only
Access
to the Internet through the workstations at Lesmurdie Senior High
School is permitted for research purposes - as prescribed by courses
of study at Lesmurdie Senior High School and is subject to these
conditions. It is a condition of use that users comply with the
requirements stated here. By using the Internet through these
workstations you are indicating that you accept these conditions.
Failure to meet these conditions will result in loss of access
to the Internet through these and any other school workstations/terminals.
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It
remains the right of staff at Lesmurdie Senior High School
to refuse access to any user to the Internet or to any
computer within the school without explanation
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Lesmurdie
Senior High School reserves the right to keep transcripts
of any or all data carried through the network. Be aware that
monitoring software is used to permanently record the
time, date and computer number of any computer accessing inappropriate
Web sites through the school's network.
3.
No Offensive Material
Accessing
undesirable or offensive material is not permitted. This includes,
but is not exclusive: any material portraying, describing or otherwise
involving pornography, obscene language or violence.
Using facilities provided by certain Web sites to produce and
broadcast material which is slanderous to staff or students
is not permitted. As a guide only, this is any material that would
not be considered appropriate for viewing by the general community
in a public place.
4.
No Illegal Material
Accessing
illegal material or material describing criminal activities
is not permitted. Conducting criminal acts or using the network
for the organisation of criminal acts is not permitted. This includes,
but is not exclusive: computer crime, malicious damage or intent,
fraud, harassment or hacking. Furthermore, any users involved
in illegal activities will be reported to appropriate authorities.
The department reserves the right to allow access, for the purposes
of criminal investigation, to any network data transcripts taken.