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Dubai English Speaking College Bring Your Own Device BYOD Policy Written by CVE Reviewed September 2014 Approved by SLT Next Review DESC Bring Your Own Device BYOD RESPONSIBLE USE POLICY AND AGREEMENT FORM 2014-2015 Introduction DESC will allow students to use their own devices in some lessons. However PTDs would still be stored at the owner s risk. 17 DESC will not provide a repair service or software installation to any PTD. Failure to do so may result in revocation of access to the DESC...

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