Technology Resources

Students have the option to take home a school-issued device to support learning at home.

This is not required—students can use personal devices (laptop, tablet, desktop) at home.

Platforms like Seesaw, Canvas, Clever, and NCEdCloud work from any internet-connected device.

Using a personal device at home helps keep school devices charged and reduces risk of damage.

Accessing School Work from a Personal Device: bit.ly/HCSHomework

Acceptable Use Policy – Required for All Students

All students must have a signed Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) on file—whether they opt in to the Take-Home Program or use a teacher-assigned device at school.

The updated AUP can be found here: Hoke County Schools Technology Honor Code: https://docs.google.com/.../1oTM.../edit...

We will not use digital signatures this year in One to One Plus. Library Media Coordinators will record AUP completion in the program once they have the signed paper form in hand.