• What happens to a student who uses his/her own machine on campus in any way not consistent with Cannon’s acceptable use?
    • Any unauthorized use of personal devices will result in appropriate disciplinary actions.
  • Who is responsible for the security of the student’s BYOL devices on campus?
    • Students are personally and solely responsible for the security of their electronic devices.  Cannon School is not responsible for theft, loss, or damage of any kind to a personal electronic device. Students should make sure their devices are secure.
  • Will the students’ use of the Internet be filtered at School?
    • Internet filtering, meeting all CIPA (The Children’s Internet Protection Act) requirements, will be in place on the school's wireless network, thereby providing a safe and monitored connection to the Internet.
  • What kind of technical support will be available at School?
    • Cannon School’s IT Department limits support of personal devices to helping students connect to the Internet on the Cannon School CANNON-PRIVATE network. They will give students advice about any problems they might experience with school-related passwords, etc.  Additional help and guidance will be given if students experience problems with commonly used applications such as Microsoft Office. They will not repair devices, but will briefly evaluate and recommend when the student needs to take their device home for repairs. The IT Department maintains a small supply of loaner devices to loan students whose machines are out for repair. Loaner devices are only available for a limited number of days, so students need to repair their machines as quickly as possible.