National Secondary School Computer Fund
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1. The misuse of internet and online communication services may result in disciplinary action which includes but is not limited to the withdrawal of access to services Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Web filtering An internet filtering solution called Blue Coat provides DET with the ability to restrict access to inappropriate material on DET s ICT network Content filtering is active 100 per cent of the time on the Computer for Student CFS devices The filtering system is installed on each departmentally owned device and will work regardless of whether the device is connected to a school 3G or private network For more information about web filtering visit the Smart Classrooms website Blocked web content If a student tries to visit a website that is blocked under the web filtering system they will be presented with either a departmental STOP page or Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage notification Examples where a site may be blocked include e the site is deemed to be inappropriate e the site has not yet been approved as appropriate or e the site cannot be confirmed as permissible Web content filtering levels at school High level filtering To help keep students safe when using the DET network including the 3G connection the department imposes a high level of internet access filtering A high level of filtering provides a greater level of rest2. 1 During the warranty period Acer will replace and deliver at no cost to DET any NSSCF Q3 device on the occasion of that products third claim under warranty Replacement of the device only applies for the first three years of the warranty period 2 The device replaced under this program will be the current equivalent model of the failed product If that failed device has been superseded the current model will be provided this will include the balance of the original warranty on a pro rata basis The replacement product will include all the components originally ordered with the failed product including DET s managed operating environment MOE Acer will ensure the replacement device will be received at the relevant School within five school days or as agreed with Acer from the date the claim was made to Acer Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Help and support DET has bulk purchased Acer devices that have a lifecycle of four years and meet the technological requirements of students from Years 9 to 12 Technical support will be provided directly by Acer In most cases Acer will supply next day on site support In some remote locations the device may be required to be returned to Acer Logging a service request with Acer All requests are logged directly with Acer There are two methods by which to log service requests They are e by phoning 1800 819 713 e logging a job online site cu
3. Part Number NDL123477357 NDL77358 NDL123477358 NDL123477359 NDL77360 NDL123477360 NDL77361 NDL123477361 AS 18A92 61C2E Please fill empty fields as completely as possible prior to returning to NSSCF Q3 deta qld gov au Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Workstation Name The NSSCF project computer name will be generated and assigned to the device by the Operational Asset Management and Provisioning System during the automated workstation joiner process for any devices supplied via the NSSCF program Q3 bulk purchase For Opt out and Flexible Funding devices the workstation name must be entered by the school in the following format National Round Device type D L Mor Location Asset label Secondary designator O code number School Computer D Round D Desktop 5 digit Fund Q3 asset L Device computer number provided M Computer monitor by NSSCF project O Other ICT team equipment Example N D L 9999 99999 If you have any questions around the inability to apply a workstation name to a Q3 Opt out i e an iPad please contact NSSCF Q3 deta qld gov au for further information Take home devices A Student NSSCF Charter is provided for schools who wish to have their students sign an agreement before participating in a take home program Included in the Charter is a section for parents t
4. important that students do not publish or disclose the email address of a staff member or student without that person s explicit permission The student should not reveal personal information including names addresses photographs credit card details or telephone numbers of themselves or others It should also be ensured that privacy and confidentiality is maintained by not disclosing or using any information in a way that is contrary to any individual s interest Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Intellectual property and copyright Students should never plagiarise information and shall observe appropriate copyright clearance including acknowledging the original author or source of any information used It is also important that the student obtain all appropriate permissions before electronically publishing other people s works or drawings The creator or author of any material published should always be acknowledged Material being published on the internet or intranet must have the approval of the principal or their delegate and have appropriate copyright clearance Misuse and breaches of acceptable usage Students should be aware that they are held responsible for their actions while using the internet and online communication services Students will be held responsible for any breaches caused by other person s knowingly using their account to access internet and online communication services
5. on the https team oneportal deta gld gov au sites NSSCF Rollout default aspx Queensland Toward N Government Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland LBSS Acer Aspire 1830T technical specifications The ultra low voltage device provided under Round Q3 of the NSSCF is an Acer Aspire 1830 The technical specifications are as follows Intel Core i3 380UMB 1 33GHz processor 4GB 2 x 2GB DDR3 memory 11 6 inch HD 1366 x 768 WXGA LED backlit TFT LCD screen 320GB SATA II 7200RPM hard disk drive Intel Centrino Wireless N 6200 a b g n 100 1000 Mbps integrated network interface Ericsson F5521GW 3G module Bluecoat internet filtering protection Bluetooth 2 1 EDR Integrated VGA 640 x 480 webcam Full sized keyboard 6 cell Li ion battery 63W 8500mAh Four year warranty Accidental damage cover excess applies Targus crush proof protective case Sim for 3G roaming connectivity data plan inclusive Protection and theft deterrence is provided by Computrace excess applies ez Toward Ge Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Pre loaded software All devices come pre loaded with the department s Managed Operating Environment MOE which includes a number of components The software pre loaded on the device is licensed to DET Parents and caregivers must ensure the software is not copied deleted or transferred for any reason without the written co
6. process will back up the C drive to an image on the D drive If the timing is inconvenient then the prompt can be left in the background while continuing to work on other items allowing the option to perform the back up at a more convenient time The power needs to be plugged into the device for the back up to be performed Students with devices that suffer from hard drive failures may lose all files stored on their computers including this back up image on the D drive To alleviate this concern the D drive can be copied to an external source such as a USB drive Toward Ateena Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Allocation and Management Opt in devices provided to your school within the National Secondary Schools Computer Fund Q3 allocation will be issued with device project names and numbers These are generated in the Operational Asset Management Provisioning System OAMPS by the NSSCF Project Team and workstation names are initiated during the automated workstation joiner process This means any Opt in devices in OAMPS require no further school asset data entry For further information regarding OAMPS please view the OAMPS quide on the NSSCF Q3 Rollout Community team site Asset Labelling All NSSCF Q3 devices will be asset labelled as NDL12345 where the number is unique to NSSCF round Q3 devices The NSSCF asset label Project ID will be generated and attached to the device by the vendor for any devices s
7. the provision of new computers and other information and communication technologies ICT equipment for students in Years 9 to 12 The aim of the NSSCF is to achieve a computer to student ratio of 1 to 1 for students in Years 9 to 12 by 31 December 2011 The implementation of NSSCF is happening in partnership with the Australian government and the Queensland state government The Queensland Department of Education and Training DET is committed to achieving a 1 to 1 computer to student ratio in Years 9 to 12 by 31 December 2011 Round three Q3 During round three referred to as Q3 the Department of Education and Training ran a closed tender process to provide a bulk purchased device The device chosen for Queensland state high schools is the Acer Aspire 1830T This device was chosen based on a number of criteria including portability battery life hardware capabilities overall cost warranty and support package A version of DET s Managed Operating Environment MOE has been installed on the NSSCF devices This build version is unique to devices purchased under the Q3 bulk procurement Each of the bulk purchased devices is 3G enabled providing students with 2GB of filtered internet downloads per month for the life of the device Supporting materials Student NSSCF Charter NSSCF Parent and Student Guide NSSCF Parent and Student Support Manual School Technician Manual OAMPS User Manual All of these documents are available
8. ers to use their personal account for any reason Students should log off at the end of each session to ensure no one else can use their account or device Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Cybersafety nelp At any time if a student believes they have received a computer virus or spam unsolicited email or they have received a message that is inappropriate or makes them feel uncomfortable they must inform their teacher parent and or caregiver as soon as is possible Students are encouraged to explore and use the Cybersafety Help button to talk report and learn about a range of cybersafety issues Students must seek advice if another user seeks personal information asks to be telephoned offers gifts by email or asks to meet a student Students must never initiate or knowingly forward emails or other messages containing e Amessage sent to them in confidence e A computer virus or attachment that is capable of damaging the recipients computer e Chain letters or hoax emails e Spam such as unsolicited advertising Students must never send or publish e Unacceptable or unlawful material or remarks including offensive abusive or discriminatory comments e Threats bullying or harassment of another person e Sexually explicit or sexually suggestive material or correspondence e False or defamatory information about a person or organisation Privacy and confidentiality It is
9. i E 2 Ki m ZE zl el kal m S be z gt zZ o E zZ zZ Toward BENN Tomorrow s Queensland Australian Government Contents National Secondary School Computer Fund overview nnnnnannennen ee ennnnnenn 3 Round three EE 3 Supporting materials oases cg02 caccactencsgengv es cccneeciaciadanssectecaezesadaizecticaeeeieceaiaeseucates 3 Acer Aspire 1830T technical specifications cecccceesseeseeeneeeseeeeeseeeeseeneneneees 4 Pre loaded SOMW ANC wssn nnee ences nd cee en ce pen ea decedent 5 Loading additional software sneerde tennsenevenndenkeeneendtenkrnenkennsdnntennnknnkenstens 6 TE ACCESS en 7 SCCM software packages nnnnsssnnnerenanannnenennneeenennnannnennnnnenenennnnnnnnnnnnneennenn 8 Network connectivity rises reren re tenet eneen eneen ken 9 EENEG 9 A 9 Home or private Networks aanrennen enteren eene ined eda tee 9 Acceptable computer and internet USC nnnnnnnnnnenenennnnnnnnnnnenneeeennnnnnnnnnnenen 10 EE eege 10 KEE ee 11 Privacy and confidentiality kee 11 Intellectual property and copyright ANNE EEN 12 Misuse and breaches of acceptable usage nnen eeennnneneneeeen eneen 12 Web filtering E 13 Blocked web CONTENT ee ee 13 Web content filtering levels at school 13 Choosing a different web content filtering level nnen 14 Requesting web content approval EEN 14 Device SSCURRY E 15 Los
10. ml Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Device security Lost or stolen DET uses a software asset tracking application called Computrace This application aids in the recovery of lost and stolen devices The software will be used only in the event of a reported theft or loss of a device Because all NSSCF devices belong to DET it is important the loss or theft of a device is reported as soon as possible to the school and the Police Lost or stolen procedures If the device is stolen outside of school the parent caregiver will need to report the incident to the police and ensure they have the following documentation when informing the school e Police crime number and e Statutory declaration usually completed with the police Once the parent caregiver has notified the school and produced the documents above the school should look up the NSSCF device identification ID number in OAMPS and then log a job with the Service Centre 1800 680 445 The Service Centre will notify the NSSCF team so a replacement device can be sent to the school If the device is stolen from within the school please follow the Resource Replacement Scheme process Insurance excess Should a device be unrecoverable whether lost or stolen the cost of replacement is as follows e First case 200 payable by the parent caregiver e Subsequent cases full replacement cost Toward Queers Australian Government To
11. morrow s Queensland Travelling with an NSSCF device Interstate Students may wish to take their devices interstate with them either on school excursions or holidays Devices taken interstate will be covered by accidental damage protection see the Damaged devices section of this document however if the device is lost or stolen while interstate the cost of replacement will be covered by the NSSCF program excesses will apply Processes for stolen or damaged devices still apply the same as if they were in Queensland International Students may be approved to take their device overseas but the following applies e Permission must be given by the principal this permission should be recorded in OAMPS e Parents should be advised to include the student device in their own travel insurance policy e Schools should retain verification of permission and parental insurance policy for their records e Accidental damage cover and warranty will not apply overseas Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Damaged devices Bulk purchased Acer Aspire 1830T devices include a comprehensive four year warranty The warranty period starts when the device is received at the school Warranty and service request details Support vendor Acer Australia Contact number 1800 819 713 only available to school staff parents or caregivers Operating hours Phone logging 7am 8pm Monday to Friday Website address site c
12. nsent of the school The table below shows what is pre loaded onto each device 1 Office 2010 Professional Plus Microsoft 14 0 4763 100 0 2 Producer for PowerPoint Microsoft 3 0 3012 0 3 Adobe Reader Adobe 10 0 1 4 Adobe Shockwave Adobe 11 5 9 620 5 Adobe Flash 10 Adobe 10 3 181 22 6 Adobe AIR Adobe 2 6 7 Quicktime Apple 7 6 9 8 Java Oracle 6 0 26 9 PDF Creator Adobe 1 2 1 10 SCCM Client Microsoft 4 0 11 Office Clipart Microsoft 10 0 2619 0 12 PhotoStory 3 Microsoft 3 0 1115 11 13 Audacity Open Source 1 2 6 14 IrFanView Open Source 4 28 15 Movie Maker Microsoft 2 6 4038 0 16 Paint net Microsoft 3 5 8 Australian Government Toward Tomorrow s Queensland Queensland Y Government 17 Silverlight Microsoft 4 0 60310 0 18 Symantec End Point Symantec 11 0 6300 803 Protection 19 Microsoft App V Client Microsoft 4 6 1 20870 20 net Framework Microsoft 4 21 Service Pack Microsoft 1 22 Cyber Safety Button Australian Federal Gov n a 23 Pointing Touchpad Application Synaptics 14 0 6 170909 24 e Power Management System Acer n a 25 Blue Coat Blue Coat Systems n a 26 Computrace Absolute Software n a Loading additional software Students may have the ability to install additional software onto the device please see the Elevated access section belo
13. nsure appropriate regular backups are performed on suitable external media Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Back up responsibilities The importance of backing up data stored on devices cannot be over emphasised Students are encouraged to back up their data using an external device at least once a week This will minimise disruption caused by virus damage or hardware failure Please remember that hard drives can fail Students with devices that suffer from hard drive failures may lose all files stored on their computers Saving data to the network Data can be saved to the school s usual network locations such as the H drive which are managed by school back up procedures You will need to consider any quotas you have at your school and the possible impact the amount of data being saved to these locations may have This will also render the data unavailable when not working within the school environment Saving data to USB media The easiest way to back up files is to use a USB drive If a USB drive is being used as a backup medium it is strongly recommended this be made the sole purpose and the USB stored securely away from the device Windows backup fortnightly image As part of the Q3 build Windows 7 will provide a prompt to back up the device s C drive once a fortnight if power is plugged into the device To perform a back up the OK button must be clicked on this prompt This
14. o choose the level of elevated access and web filtering they wish their child to have Resources are available on the NSSCF Q3 Rollout community to assist schools in running a take home orientation program Queensland Toward S Government Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland LBSS Maintenance of effort Schools have a responsibility to maintain effort and investment in ICT to contribute to the one to one student to computer ratio for students in years 9 12 DEEWR used the 2007 census period to determine NSSCF allocations to complete the one to one ratio This means that schools received the correct number of devices they needed to achieve the one to one ratio from the baseline ratio of school ownership at that point in time Principals and deputy principals can access the NSSCF dashboard to determine their status in relation to maintaining the school fleet As per the National Partnership Agreement it is a requirement of the NSSCF for schools to maintain their percentage of the devices that make up the one to one fleet All one to one devices need to be maintained Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland
15. ork if settings for the wired network have changed Any device experiencing wired connectivity issue should be reset back to the default settings instructions can be found in the School Technicians Manual which is located on the Q3 Rollout Community Wireless Wireless uses profiles to connect to the network QDETA X and IDET profiles are included in the NSSCF Q3 build and cannot be edited by students 3G Under the bulk supply of Q3 devices each device will include a 3G data service to enable a greater level of mobility and flexibility for students to access online resources The 3G data service is a four year plan and provides 2 gigabytes 2GB of data per month Home or private networks Students with 1 to 1 devices are free to connect the device to any network This however may cause some technical issues Different networks require different configurations and as such are classed as unsupported Students are advised to contact the network administrator or internet service provider ISP for support of non departmental network configurations Advice about connecting to a home network can be found in the NSSCF Parent and Student Support Manual Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Acceptable computer and internet use Upon enrolment in a Queensland Government school parental or caregiver permission is sought to give the student s access to the internet based upon the policy contained
16. riction and therefore greater level of protection Sites that are blocked under a high level of internet access include e social networking sites such as Facebook e open Mixed Content such as YouTube e language translation sites e internet telephony sites such as Skype e alternative sexuality lifestyles e intimate apparel swimsuit Toward Queers Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Choosing a different web content filtering level Medium level filtering In partnership with schools parents caregivers can allow their child medium level filtering when not connected to the DET network The medium level filter provides a more relaxed level of protection for students where they are able to access all of the types of sites listed above The provisioning of medium or high levels of internet access is covered in the Student NSSCF Charter agreement where in consultation with the school parents can request the access they wish their student to have Schools will manage the provisioning of high and medium levels of internet access on Q3 NSSCF devices by using OAMPS Requesting web content approval If a student or parent identifies a site they believe is incorrectly filtered blocked or allowed they should contact the school to request appropriate review For more information on content filtering visit the Smart Classrooms website below http education gld gov au smartclassrooms mis filtering ht
17. rrently under construction Phone requests can only be logged by school staff or parents Students under the age of 18 will need to ask their parents or someone at school to log a service call for them The staff in the Acer help centre have not undertaken a working with children check Please note the Acer service centre is only available for DET owned Acer devices All DET hardware information is available to the vendor to ensure devices are DET owned Personal devices are not supported within this support service model Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Data Storage School managed processes File system quotas An administrator can specify warning and limit thresholds on the amount of disk space at the folder and volume that a user can consume as well as screening of file types and storage reports This setting can be modified by contacting the Service Centre 1800 680 445 Quotas will be left to the discretion of each school to set up and manage Redirected folders By default there are a number of redirected folders utilised via Group Policy These folders will be directed to the local D on the device and are as follows e My Documents My Pictures My Videos My Music e Application data e Userhome folder downloads favourite links saved games searches documents contracts As all user data is stored locally on the device it is the responsibility of the device owner to e
18. ssions section in the OAMPS Guide This document can be found in the documents section of the Q3 Rollout Community Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland SCCM software packages Available on all National Secondary School Computer Fund devices the System Center Configuration Manager SCCM is a Microsoft technology that provides schools with extended capabilities in the management and distribution of operation system and software patches It also allows for a managed environment to deploy packaged application software installations and allow integrated support for the next version of MOE 3 0 SCCM replaces the Systems Management Server Benefits and required enhancements to support technologies such as Windows 7 include asset intelligence and awareness configuration management extensions enhanced software distribution software update management mobility support These new capabilities will ensure the security and integrity of the departmental network is aligned to industry standards For more information visit the SCCM team site Frequently asked questions are also available on the site Queensland Toward N Government Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland LBSS Network connectivity NSSCF Q3 devices are able to connect to any wired or wireless network allowing students to access the internet at school and at home Complications may arise when trying to connect to the school netw
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20. upplied via the NSSCF program Q3 bulk purchase i e the Acer Aspire 1830T with 3G data plan and accidental damage warranty If your school needs to label an Opt out device with an NSCCF asset number please contact the project team at NSSCF Q3 deta gld gov au NSSCF Administration will provide you a block of asset numbers as per your outlined requirements and maintain a central listing of these until such a time as the functionality to self manage this while maintaining a unique asset number between all schools is made available within the OAMPS After you receive the spread sheet from NSSCF Administration containing the block of NSSCF asset numbers you will need to register the workstation name by adding the last 5 digits of NDLxxxxx to your school prefix after the NDL ie NDL1234xxxxx This will ensure successful registration of your Opt out alternative devices in Active Directory The NSSCF asset number sheet provided to you is determined by how many devices are Opt out and will look like this Site Code Site Name 1234 Example State High School 1234 Example State High School 1234 Example State High School 1234 Example State High School Acer Aspire 1830 3G Model with bag 1234 Example State High School Acer Aspire 1830 3G Model with bag 1234 Example State High School Leer Aspire 1830 3G Model with bag SNID Serial Number Warranty Start Date Warranty End Data NSSCF Asset Project ID Active Directory Workstation
21. urrently under construction Information required to log a Contact name school or parent request Contact number Device serial number SNID Email address for online logged requests School or home location address Request details i e description of the fault Toward Go Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Accidental damage cover The department has negotiated an accidental damage cover to support schools and families when a genuine accident results in damage to a device excesses will apply Examples of accidental damage are Type of damage Examples of damage Accidental liquid spill damage Accidentally spilling liquid over the keyboard Unintentional impact damage Accidentally dropping the notebook which results in physical damages to it Electrical surge Blackouts or storm surges Accidental breakage Broken AC power pins Accidental damage warranty related costs The excess charged to the school is shown below Occurrence Cost i 50 2u 100 SI 150 All subsequent incidents 150 Parental costs incurred are a school managed process It is suggested each school sets up an invoice system in NSSCF Device fault data listed is provisional only Faults are reconciled by the hardware vendor monthly and are subject to change The final determination of warranty coverage is made by the hardware vendor Queensland Toward N Government Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland SN Non
22. w However only licensed software can be installed The student must hold a valid licence for any software installed and the licence must be appropriate for installation on the device Devices may be audited by a school requiring students to present a valid software licence for any personal software installed Devices may be required to be rebuilt for numerous reasons Students and parents need to be aware that any data saved locally or software installed from home may be lost in this process Regular backups can reduce the possibility of important data or student work being lost Australian Government Toward geese Tomorrow s Queensland Elevated access Students may be allocated elevated permissions which would provide the ability to complete tasks such as installing home devices including printers cameras and or licensed software This access will allow further permissions above and beyond those available on other MOE built workstations and devices Students should not misuse these privileges The misuse of this access may result in disciplinary action which includes but is not limited to the withdrawal of access to services The school will manage the provision of elevated access and may require a parent caregiver to approve using the form at the back of the Student NSSCF Charter Elevated access is allocated using the Operational Asset Management Provisioning System OAMPS See the How to change a single student s permi
23. warranty damage Non warranty damage is where damage is not covered by warranty and not classified as accidental damage The Acer warranty does not cover the device for any wilful damage carless damage or theft Examples of items not covered are Type of Damage Examples of damage Any keys being removed from the notebook s keyboard due to excessive Non warranty damage force applied Leaving objects such as pens on the keyboard when closing the notebook lid and as a result the LCD display is damaged Non warranty damage Leaving the notebook unattended and as a result it was damaged by someone or something else other than the user or assigned owner Non warranty damage Repeating cases for the same Notebook which may have previously been termed Non warranty damage as accidents Toward Agees Australian Government Tomorrow s Queensland Non warranty claims may lead to a school reconsidering participation in take home programs Parental costs incurred are a school managed process Device fault data listed is provisional only Faults are reconciled by the hardware vendor monthly and are subject to change The final determination of warranty coverage is made by the hardware vendor Toward ues Tomorrow s Queensland Multiple failures For NSSCF Q3 bulk purchased devices Acer provides a multiple failures service or lemon clause The details of this clause are shown below Policy Conditions
24. within ICT PR 004 Using the Department s Corporate ICT Network This policy also forms part of this Student Device Charter The acceptable use conditions apply to the use of the device and internet both on and off the school grounds Communication through internet and online communication services must comply with the Responsible Behaviour Plan available on the school website There are a few conditions that students should adhere to Students should not e create participate in or circulate content that attempts to undermine hack into and or bypass the hardware and or software security mechanisms that are in place e disable settings for virus protection spam and or internet filtering that have been applied as part of the school standard e use unauthorised programs and intentionally download unauthorised software graphics or music e intentionally damage or disable computers computer systems or Queensland DET networks e use the device for unauthorised commercial activities political lobbying online gambling or any unlawful purpose Note Students use of internet and online communication services may be audited at the request of appropriate authorities for investigative purposes surrounding inappropriate use Passwords Passwords must not be obvious or easily guessed they must be kept confidential and changed when prompted or when known by another user Personal accounts cannot be shared Students should not allow oth
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