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This presentation was created for Secondary Homeroom Teachers to use with their students to help foster good maintenance and care of their digital devices, especially their laptops.
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Computer maintenance
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- 1. Taking Care of your Digital Devices
- 2. How Can You Best Protect Your Laptop? and Get the Most Out of Your Digital Devices
- 4. Soft case/Neoprene Cover There are many options on Amazon.jp or in stores in Kansai!
- 6. Go to Software Update Then... Restart Computer (sometimes it does this automatically, sometimes not) DO THIS NOW
- 7. WORD NEEDS TO BE UPDATED WITHIN THE SOFTWARE!!! Open any Microsoft Office Application (Word, Powerpoint, Excel) DO THIS NOW!
- 8. KEEP IT RESTED & ENERGIZED
- 9. RESTART (AT LEAST) WEEKLY CHARGE EVERY NIGHT
- 10. KEEP IT CLEAN
- 11. 1. Make sure computer is shut down. 2. Use a damp (not dripping) lint-free cloth. 3. Clean keyboard and between keys (use cotton swab if necessary) 4. Wipe down screen. 5. If using hard case, take off and wipe down outside of machine.
- 12. BACK IT UP!
- 13. I don't have time to back up! Which of these describes you????
- 14. Backup Suggestions 1. Google Drive - what is this a good backup solution for? What are the pros and cons of backing up through google drive? 1. Dropbox - why would you choose to use this? What are the pros and cons of using Dropbox for your back-up? 1. Apple Time Machine (or other PC backup Software) and external hard drive - what/who is this a good solution for? What are the pros and cons for using time machine and a hard drive?
- 15. You should be using Google Drive or Dropbox to save ALL of your school work. A crashed computer is no excuse to not have your work and the chance of losing your work is not worth it!
- 17. There should be little/no files on your desktop. Keep your work saved on a Cloud-based File System (Like Google Drive or Dropbox) Make sure every file has a clear, concise name & is in a folder Get rid of unnecessary files from hard drive & Google Drive. Please make sure you do NOT mass delete and the files are not connected to your blog/Mission Portfolio. Clean out your email. Organize your bookmarks.
- 18. Keep your phones clean too! Take photos off of your phone regularly. Go to Settings > General > Usage > Manage Storage
- 19. Be KNOWLEDGEABLE of your digital devices. Keep them clean, organized and functioning well.
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- Soft case. Handles preferable. What should be the expected lifespan of a laptop? Who in this room has dropped their laptop and incurred damage from the drop eg CD drive no longer works, etc.
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