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This policy defines the appropriate use of Franklin & Marshall (F&M) information assets. Those that violate this policy are subject to the full range of sanctions set forth in the Student Handbook, the Employee…
Scope The scope of this security policy includes all information assets owned, operated, or maintained by F&M, whether the information is on electronic media, printed as hardcopy, or transmitted over public/private networks. At their…
As part of our ongoing efforts to create a safe and secure network, all computers will be required to be registerd on the campus network through. As part of this process your computer will…
Background: Some employees of Franklin and Marshall have been provided with mobile communication devices to assist with their jobs. These include cell phones, smart phones and tablet computers primarily. Approximately 65 employees are using…
Copyright law provides legal protection of "intellectual property" to the original author of the work; it is a federal law and the law does not vary from state to state. Copyright law has five…
Media Collection Utilization The College non-print collection is available to Franklin & Marshall students, faculty, and staff with valid College identification. Non-print media housed in the Media Center are to be used in the…
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES AT FRANKLIN & MARSHALL COLLEGE WITH RESPECT TO COPYRIGHT LAW: COPYRIGHT LAW: The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions…
Scope The purpose of this policy is to establish a standard for the creation of strong passwords and the protection of those passwords across Franklin & Marshall (F&M). At their discretion, the F&M Committee…
Franklin & Marshall has long provided a computational environment designed to encourage the integration of "computing across the curriculum." Our approach to computing is consistent with the mission of liberal education - technology is…
Information We Collect When users visit the Franklin & Marshall College website(s), the webmaster collects information concerning their Internet connection, which pages they visit on the site, the Internet Protocol Number (IP) from which…
Classroom Classroom situations may fall under the Face-To-Face Teaching Exception under Fair Use Guidelines if certain principles are met: A face-to-face teaching exception is met through the following: The instructor/TA should be present for…
The wireless network is available to any member of the Franklin & Marshall community with an industry standard (IEEE 802.11b/g/a or b/g/a/n) wireless cards. When properly configured, these wireless-capable computers will be able to…