The document provides guidelines for using computer equipment safely and properly in a school laboratory setting. It states that computers and peripheral devices operate on electricity, which can be dangerous if not handled properly. It instructs students to seek permission before activities, know emergency procedures, avoid unsafe behaviors like eating or inserting objects into devices, and handle equipment and floppy disks carefully.

1. COMPUTER LABORATOY GUIDELINES CHAPTER 1.1.4

9. Handling floppy disks The DO’s The DON'ts Always store disks in a standing position in a disk box. Do not place heavy objects on disks. Insert the disk carefully and gently into the floppy disk drive by gripping the upper edge of the disk Do not touch the disk surface or the shutter. Always label your disk approximately. Use a felt-tip pen to write on the label. Do not place disks near magnets or magnetized materials. The stored data can be destroyed by the magnetic field. Keep disks away from food and drinks which may damage the disk surface. Do not expose disks to extreme heat or to direct sunlight.