General Care of the Computing Device Sample Clauses

General Care of the Computing Device. A. Parents/Students are responsible for the computing device they receive. Damaged devices or those in need of repair must be reported to the teacher immediately. B. Guidelines to follow: 1. Always close the lid before moving and/or transporting your device. 2. For prolonged periods of inactivity, shut down completely before closing the lid. This will help to conserve the battery. 3. Never sit or place any object on the computing device. 4. Never allow someone else to use your assigned device or give someone else your passwords. 5. Never remove labels and identifying stickers from your assigned device. 6. Liquids, food, and other debris can damage the computing device. Do not eat or drink while using your computing device. 7. Take extreme caution with the screen. The screens are very susceptible to damage from excessive pressure, weight or dropping. 8. Take care when inserting cords, cables, and other removable storage devices to avoid damage to computing device. 9. Do not expose your computing device to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, or ultraviolet light for extended periods of time. 10. Do not write, draw, paint or place stickers/labels on your computing. Remember devices are the property of WCSD. 11. Keep your computing device away from magnetic fields, which can erase or corrupt your data. This includes but is not limited to large speakers, amplifiers, transformers, and old-style television sets. C. Cleaning Your Computing Device 1. Routine maintenance on computing devices will be done by the WCSD technology support team. However, students are encouraged to perform simple cleaning procedures as outlined below: a. Always disconnect the computing device from the power outlet before cleaning. b. Never use liquids on the device screen or keyboard. c. Clean the screen with a soft, lightly dampened, lint-free cloth or use anti-static screen cleaners or wipes. d. Wash hands frequently when using the device.

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