Technology Orientation
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The document provides information and instructions for teachers at St. Ignatius School regarding technology resources and policies. It includes details on logging into the school network and Renweb system, accessing faculty and student folders, acceptable use of religion-related content, checking email, useful websites, software installed in computer lab, reserving time in the lab, and daily routines for junior high and elementary teachers regarding technology.
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