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The document outlines 15 rules and regulations for using the computer lab, including that students must be authorized by a teacher to enter, should report any system problems to the teacher, are responsible for equipment and software, and should not attempt repairs, change computer settings, save work on computers, or bring food or drink into the lab. All users should record computer use and keep the lab clean and tidy.
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Computer lab rules and regulations
The document outlines 15 rules and regulations for using the computer lab, including that students must be authorized by a teacher to enter, should report any system problems to the teacher, are responsible for equipment and software, and should not attempt repairs, change computer settings, save work on computers, or bring food or drink into the lab. All users should record computer use and keep the lab clean and tidy.
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The document outlines 9 rules for students using the computer laboratory: do not disconnect or switch off devices without permission; log out after each use; only use your own account; only save teaching and learning materials; use flash drives only with tutor permission; no food or drink allowed; visiting inappropriate sites or social networks is prohibited; wait outside until another class has finished.
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Students are only allowed in the computer lab with teacher authorization and must follow various rules: scan storage devices for viruses before use, report any system problems to teachers, do not attempt repairs, be responsible with equipment and software, do not move equipment or install unauthorized software, save work to external devices and not internal storage, no food or drinks in the lab, shut down computers and power supplies properly, use the internet only for education, log all computer use, and keep the lab clean and tidy.
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Computer Laboratory Rules
The document outlines 12 rules for students to follow when using the school computer lab. Key rules include behaving appropriately, treating others with respect, following teacher instructions, not eating or drinking in the lab, not altering computer files or settings without permission, and cleaning up before leaving. Students are asked to enjoy their time in the lab while following the guidelines.
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The document outlines 12 rules for students using the computer lab. The rules instruct students to behave respectfully, follow directions, avoid changing computer settings or downloading unauthorized software, and ensure computers and the workspace are cleaned up before leaving. Violating the rules could interfere with normal computer operation.
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The document outlines safety rules and regulations for students in a computer lab, instructing them to sit properly at their computers with clean dry hands and report any issues to the teacher. Students should shut down computers properly, keep the lab tidy, and not take food, drink, run, disconnect cables, or insert objects into computers.
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Computer lab rules and regulations
- 2. 1. Students are prohibited to enter the lab unless authorized by the teacher. 2. Scan diskettes before using them. 3. Report all problems related to the system to the teacher.
- 3. 4. Do not attempt to repair with lab equipment. 5. Be responsible when using equipment, software and facilities in the lab. 6. Do not move any equipment from its original position. 7. Do not remove or load any software into the computer.
- 4. 8. Do not change the settings in the computer. 9. Save all work in external storage device and not in the computer. 10. Do not bring in bags, food and drink into the lab. 11. Turn off the computer accordingly after use.
- 5. 12. Switch off all power supplies before leaving the lab. 13. Internet facility is strictly for educational purposes only. 14. All users should record the use of computer in the computer log book.
- 6. 15. The lab should be kept clean and tidy at all times.