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    Responsible Use Agreement

    Hi People i need to get staff to sign a Responsible Use Agreement.

    just wanted to know how you get the staff to do this and is there a way to do this as soon as staff log in?

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    I'd setup a logon message using GPO - detailing acceptable/unauthorised use, I'd also back this up with a paper copy signed by the staff. Those that refuse to sign would just be restricted severely until they do so.

    I'm sure different network managers have their own methods, and will be happy to share them.

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    Responsible Use or Acceptable Use of technology, as a policy, is something that can be deemed as part of the employees' terms and conditions of work. The policy should be agreed by SLT and Governors and then this is backed up by staff signing to agree to it.

    This can lead to a world of problems for some folk in schools as some SLT /Governors like to slip in things that cannot be backed up by employment law or even good advice.

    The agreement on login (or periodically at login) should just be a reminder of what staff have already agreed to when they sign their contract with the school (which will have something in there about agreeing to abide by school policies and procedures as well as the laws of the land).

    A signature is always best ... after all, if you are getting people to agree to the AUP when signing in then there is nothing to stop them giving their password to someone else before they have agreed to the AUP. It is a bit like agreeing to an EULA before you even up up the pack ... and we all know what happened when software vendors started that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DT2 View Post
    I'd setup a logon message using GPO - detailing acceptable/unauthorised use, I'd also back this up with a paper copy signed by the staff. Those that refuse to sign would just be restricted severely until they do so.

    I'm sure different network managers have their own methods, and will be happy to share them.

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    Hi Darren,

    Im looking at doing something similar to this (if not the same)....

    some message such as "by clicking Ok you are accepting blah blah as stated in the AUP blah"

    however I am having trouble locating this in GPO.....can give me (and others I would have thought) a pointer please?

    Many thanks

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    In addition to Tony's points, I'd strongly suggest that the content is discussed at IT Group meetings (representatives from each Dept) so have the opportunity for input.

    Place a signed copy in their Personnel folder too.

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    We get teaching staff to sign an AUP when they're issued with their laptop, otherwise there's a logon notice saying that by clickong OK they agree to the terms of the AUP etc etc, and that copies of the AUP are available from all good retail outlets.

    No....wait....are available from Reception and are posted in all computer rooms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cookie_monsta View Post
    Hi Darren,

    Im looking at doing something similar to this (if not the same)....

    some message such as "by clicking Ok you are accepting blah blah as stated in the AUP blah"

    however I am having trouble locating this in GPO.....can give me (and others I would have thought) a pointer please?

    Many thanks

    Cookie
    Edit GPO:

    Computer configuration> Windows settings>Security settings>Local policies>Security options>Interactive Logon.



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    Quote Originally Posted by DT2 View Post
    Edit GPO:

    Computer configuration> Windows settings>Security settings>Local policies>Security options>Interactive Logon.



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    DT.... you are a legend!!

    worked first time!! cheers!!

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    Have you looked at this old thread EduGeek AUP Informant

    I dont think its available anymore from its source but we use it and it works a treat. It just reminds everyone every year what they have signed up to. It wont let them login unless they click "accept".
    Shame its not being developed any longer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fiza View Post
    Have you looked at this old thread EduGeek AUP Informant

    I dont think its available anymore from its source but we use it and it works a treat. It just reminds everyone every year what they have signed up to. It wont let them login unless they click "accept".
    Shame its not being developed any longer.
    will check it out....thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by cookie_monsta View Post
    DT.... you are a legend!!

    worked first time!! cheers!!
    I've been called other things!!
    Glad to be of service buddy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DT2 View Post
    I've been called other things!!
    Glad to be of service buddy.

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    I hope those things that you have been called have all been nice!!

    You would have any idea on a thread i posted on the Hardware Forum about HP printers would you? (i'm being cheeky I know!! lol)

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    I can see what my brains repository has on it... what's the issue?

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