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The document outlines 12 rules for students using the computer lab, including behaving appropriately, treating others with respect, following directions, not eating or drinking in the lab, not changing computer settings or downloading unauthorized software, reporting inappropriate websites, leaving computers on, and cleaning up before leaving.
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- 2. 1.When you are in the computer lab, you are in a classroom. BEHAVE ACCORDINGLY!
- 3. 2.Treat everyone with consideration and respect .
- 4. 3. Listen and follow directions.
- 5. 4. Food and Drinks are not allowed in the computer lab.
- 6. 5. Do not erase or delete any files or software from the computers.
- 7. 6. Do not change any of the settings in the computers. This includes such things as color, screensaver, backgrounds and options.
- 8. 7. Changing these settings can interfere with the normal operation of the computer.
- 9. 8. Do not download software from the internet onto the computers unless authorized to do so.
- 10. 9. If by mistake you get an inappropriate internet site turn off your monitor immediately and raise your hand.
- 11. 10. Loading or installation of any software/ programs/games on the computers is PROHIBITED.
- 12. 11. Once a computer is turned on. Leave it on. It will be turned off at end of the day.
- 13. 12. Before you leave the lab, please make sure you have done the following things:
- 14. a. Quit all application
- 15. b. Cleaned are a around computer, this includes discarding scrap paper a printouts.
- 16. c. Put thing back when you are finished with them, including cover, keyboards, mice, and chair under the table.
- 17. Thank You! Enjoy your stay here in computer laboratory.