Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 11e Mrs. Wait November 2014

The devices are NOT going home at this time.

• Student users will be supervised • Passwords • Internet • Student users will be supervised • Passwords • Controversial, inappropriate, or offensive material • Users must follow copyright laws • Users must follow Social Media Guidelines • The Network / Internet shall be used for research and educational purposes & appropriate school conduct is expected when using computers, the network and the Internet • Student users will be supervised • Users will keep passwords secure • Users may encounter material that is controversial, inappropriate, or offensive and shall report any incidents to their teacher or immediate supervisor • Users must follow copyright laws • Users must follow Social Media Guidelines

Unacceptable Use Inappropriate Content • Damage Unlawful activities • Using another’s password, folders, or files • Internet safeguards • Inappropriate Internet content • Personal Information • Sending, posting, or downloading electronic messages or pictures that are inappropriate • Damaging computers, electronic media, or computer networks • Vandalizing the data of another user or other networks including so-called "hacking" and other unlawful activities • Using another’s password, folders, or files • Purposefully bypassing Internet safeguards • Willfully accessing inappropriate Internet content • Unauthorized disclosure, use, and dissemination of personal identification information regarding minors

Educational tool All users will be expected to follow the district’s Acceptable Use Policy as well as all other state and federal laws, board policies, and school rules. Students who have violated the USD 475 Acceptable Use Policy or any other provisions included in the Handbook will have a consequence.

Labels MUST remain on the devices We are not adding any additional labels or stickers. Run updates every day. Turn it off (not just put it to sleep) every day. Turn laptops off before putting them in their case. Carry with 2 hands when taking it to another classroom. Safely Storing Your Laptop: It is very important that you turn your laptop off before putting it into the case. If you do not power it down before placing it in your bag, you could melt your laptop or potentially catch it on fire. It also blocks the fan.

Durable metal case metal hinges Rubber corners Always use care when handling your laptop, nothing will protect it when dropped!

Cables, cords, and accessories should be inserted carefully. Teachers - Computers need to be charged daily (not in the case while charging)

Turn on the computer using the power button Turn on the computer using the power button. Allow it to come on and the login screen to load. This will allow the computer to connect to the network before the student login.

Students should shut down each day using the Power Options icon on the Start screen. NOT holding down the power key!

Computers should not be placed in a backpack with food, liquids, and/or heavy or sharp objects. Food and drink

Students should make sure the keyboard is clear of objects before closing the device. Unplug all cords and turn it off before cleaning Laptop Repairs – tell teacher or Media Specialist right away

Keyboard will not work in tablet or stand mode. windows button Keyboard will not work in tablet or stand mode.

Keyboard will not work in tablet or stand mode.

Front View: 1 Proximity sensor 2 Microphone 3 Camera-in-use indicator 5 Speakers 6 System-status indicator 7 Touch pad 8 Windows button 9 Multi-touch screen 10 Keyboard – mute speakers and mute mic

Right-side View: 1. Power button 2. Volume-control buttons 3. Usb connector 4. Hdmi connector 5. Security-lock slot

Left-side View: 1. Micro sd card 2. Combo mic &and headphone jack 3. Usb port 4. Ethernet port 5. Power connector

Rear View: Fan - To ensure proper airflow, do not place any obstacles in front of the fan Solid green: The wireless features of the computer are on. Off: The wireless features of the computer are off.

System-status Indicators: Solid on: On Blinks fast: entering hibernation mode Blinks slowly: sleep mode Blinks three times: initially connected to power Off: Off or in hibernation mode There are two ThinkPad logos on your computer, one on the palm rest and the other on the outer lid. The illuminated dot in each ThinkPad logo works as a system-status indicator and helps you identify the status of your computer.

Do NOT loan laptops or other equipment to other students. Do NOT borrow a laptop from another student. Do NOT share passwords or usernames Office 365, email, homework, other accounts

Do not download apps or software OR remove any district programs or files. Sound will be muted at all times unless permission is obtained from the teacher for instructional purposes Technology is sometimes used for entertainment, these are for school-related work. What’s the difference?

Click Windows Key to get to Start Screen Tiles: right click (or touch and hold on the touch screen) to pin/unpin on Start and Taskbar, delete or resize tiles Power options: You must click on Shut Down at least 1 X a day Search Swipe left - search, share start devices, settings Click on All apps to show all apps (Some are getting the update that looks a little different—all apps auto show) Most Used apps are under your name type in search box Identify wifi, battery signals, message center—click here to see if you need to install updates Desktop icons and taskbar

Problems. Get a yellow troubleshooting paper from your teacher Problems? Get a yellow troubleshooting paper from your teacher. Fill it out completely and try all the things listed. If none of that fixes the problem, you can bring the yellow slip to the Library with your machine. Or, your teacher can send in a Service Desk Request to have Tech come fix the problem.

How to turn in a Service Desk Request (teachers only) Go to USD475 home page and click Sign In in the upper right hand corner Click on Departments, Information Tech Click on the Service Desk icon Or, Click this link: http://servicedesk.usd475.org/

It is you and your family’s responsibility to read the handbook. Click here to read the handbook: Student/Parent Lenovo Handbook