Classroom Procedures

1
Classroom Procedures

• To succeed in computer class, simply follow the
  classroom procedures. These procedures will help
  you get the assignments completed with less
  confusion.

2
Coming to the Computer Lab

• Bring your assignment notebook and pen or pencil
  to class everyday
• Any color of pen or pencil
• Have them ready when the bell rings 
• Carefully enter the computer lab and quietly take
  your seat at your assigned computer
• Watch for students who are leaving
• Watch for busy hallways
• Use bathroom or get drinks before coming to class

3
Before the Bell Rings

• Log on to your computer using
• Your user name
• First initial Last name
• Your password
• Is a secret code
• Do not tell anyone
• Open the Bluebook to the correct Unit and Page
  Number

4
After the Bell Rings

• Listen carefully to any directions given at the
  beginning of class
• Complete all assignments in the computer lab
  using the BlueBook, worksheets, and textbook when
  needed.
• Unit worksheets are stored in the Worksheet Box
  on the Homework Table
• Applied Computer Keyboarding textbooks are stored
  on the bookshelf.
• When you have a question or need help
• Do not ask your neighbor for help
• Look over your notes first
• Read the directions in the Bluebook or on the
  Website
• To get help fromMrs. Joyce
• At DVMS, put the black cup over the green cup.
• At DMS, put the orange cup over the blue cup

5
Treat the computer equipment with care

• Do not bang on the keyboard or the mouse
• Your neighbor and Mrs. Joyce
• Should not hear you touch any key
• Do not touch the computer monitor
• With your fingers
• With pens or pencils 

6
Handing in Assignments

• Continue working on your assignments until Mrs.
  Joyce asks you to stop
• About one minute before the bell rings
• If you stop earlier, you could be TARDY to next
  class
• Print to the default printer which is named
• LabLaser01
• If you sit at Computers 11-25
• LabLaser02
• If you sit at Computers 1-10 or
• If you sit at Computers 26-30
• Turn homework into your hour's tray
• Which is labeled as your hour of class
• On the black Homework Tower

7
End of Class

• Keep homework, unit worksheets, and grading
  sheets
• In your folder pockets
• Until they are ready to turn in
• Log off
• Your computer
• Stay in your seat until the bell rings
• Return
• Clipboard to book stand and Bluebook to the table

8
Grades and Due Dates

• Grades
• Final Average is sum of the following
• 10 Units Grade
• 15 Homework
• 25 1-Minute Test
• 25 5-Minute Test
• 25 10-Minute Test
• Due Dates
• Are no due dates BUT
• Must start three units by end of quarter
• To earn 100 for Units Grade
• Two units 90
• One unit 80

• Absences
• Impact how many units you be able to start
• Will be NO due dates for make-up work
• Will be NO passes for
• Before school
• Study hall
• After school
• Extra Practice at Home
• Key anything that has words
• Key from the Take Home worksheet
• Practice makes perfect