Dillon Middle School Laptop Lab User Guide

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The document provides instructions for students to safely and responsibly use laptops in the Dillon Middle School laptop lab. It outlines the steps for getting started with a laptop, including finding the assigned laptop, carrying it properly, turning it on, logging in, and checking the battery level. It also describes how to use programs and the internet, save work to a flash drive, print with permission, shut down the laptop correctly, and return it to the assigned shelf. Guidelines are given for appropriate laptop use and expectations in the lab.

Dillon Middle School Laptop Lab User Guide 2009-10 Use our laptop lab safely and responsibly!

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