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Room 501 Computer Lab Procedures (answers to Computer Lab Procedures Handout)

Make sure you keep a copy of the Computer Lab Procedures Handout in your 3-ring binder at all times.

1) Pencil sharpening should be done at the beginning of class. Never during class when the teacher is talking.

2) You should always bring more than one pencil to class.

3) You should always bring notebook paper to class.

4) When the tardy bell rings, you should be seated in your chair.

5) You should always sit in your assigned seat.

6) Tell the teacher at the beginning of class if there is anything wrong with your computer.

7) Make sure to read the Daily Agenda on MrsChang.com every day.

 

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On the bottom of the Computer Lab Handout, copy this:

Daily Computer Care

1) Monitor light should be orange or green.

2) Mouse should have a red light on the bottom.

3) Monitor should have a number on the lower right corner.

4) Keyboard should have an orange light under the "1" (number lock).

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On the back of the Computer Lab Handout, copy this:

Top 5 Don'ts
1) Don't break anything on purpose or by accident!
2) Don't interrupt teacher during a lesson
3) Don't be rude to teacher, classmates, and subs!
4) Don't come in with food, like hot cheetos
5) Don't groom yourself in class (brush hair, do makeup, spray perfume, etc.)

Top 5 Do's
1) Do follow directions
2) Do come prepared to class
3) Do be in your seats on-time
4) Do turn in your work on-time
5) Do raise your hand to ask or answer a question

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