content-left-bg.png
content-right-bg.png

BYOD

WebPartZone1_1
PublishingPageContent

BYOD stands for ’Bring Your Own Device’. This program permits students to bring their own device, within specifications, to school to support and further their education. It means devices such as personal laptops may now access school and Education Queensland networks where previously this has not been permitted. This makes working between home and school seamless for students.

The BYOD program assists parents to make informed choices on the appropriate technology to buy and supply for their child, while considering functionality, budget and family choice. Information Technology (IT) devices are powerful means of differentiating and personalising a student’s education, and student-owned devices facilitate student choice over which application best suits their learning and communication style. Teachers will work with students to ensure everyone can access and view a student’s final work in appropriate formats as necessary.

It is mandatory for all students from Years 7 to 12 to bring a laptop to school and we encourage families to select and purchase a laptop with the specifications set out in the BYOD Booklet. This laptop will be for the student’s personal use and is considered as their primary device. With this primary device we will continue to support students by diagnosing IT issues and consulting with families if further action is required. We make the following recommendations around laptop specifications and software as these meet the expectations the school requires of any IT devices students bring to school.

WebPartZone1_2
WebPartZone2_1
WebPartZone2_2
WebPartZone2_3
WebPartZone3_1
WebPartZone3_2
WebPartZone3_3
WebPartZone3_4
WebPartZone4_1
WebPartZone5_1
WebPartZone5_2
WebPartZone6_1
WebPartZone6_2
WebPartZone7_1
WebPartZone7_2
WebPartZone8_1
WebPartZone8_2
WebPartZone9_1
Last reviewed 03 February 2021
Last updated 03 February 2021