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Webcam (1) -with built-in microphone R-L speakers (3&18) Power button (5) 3 USB ports (9) Touchpad (12) Media Controls (17) Memory card reader (11) Laptop Features

Computer Lab Training Westover Hills Elementary School

This training… During this training, teacher will: Learn features/applications of Dell Latitude Learn how to schedule lab time using mysignup.com Review lab policies and procedures Learn about resources for delivering technology-rich lessons in the lab setting

Welcome to Computer Lab (rm21) 24 computers 3 HP desktops (teacher) with attached printer(s)* Smartboard* Cart and LCD projector * No printer currently connected for student laptops

Installed applications Photostory 3 Open Office 3.2 Features and Applications

Also included… Windows Movie Maker Games Accessories: Sound Recorder Calculator Paint app (photo editing, etc) Scanner and Camera Wizard (take a picture)

Web-based Applications Unitedstreaming (student center) Brainpop video and quizzes ( ) Portaportals Wikis SpellingCity Mywebspiration GoogleDocs Features and Applications wireless

Computer Use Policies Acceptable Use Policy (located on Infonet) Ten Commandments for the Lab Principal’s Message Policies and Procedures

Scheduling time in the lab Go to Enter passcode: Westover Reserve date and time Complete sign up information Click Reserve If you need to cancel, use “undo” Scheduling

Check in/out Procedures 1. Create Integrated lesson plan 2. Schedule lab ( online or in media center for carts ) 3. File student seating chart (one time only) 4. Boot up computer properly ( first user) 5. Note ANY technical problems on “My Lab Visit” sheet (contact ICTS/copy ticket#/Fridays) * 6. Close all applications when leaving 7. Leave chairs in place 8. Remove all trash, books, etc., when departing 9. Close door & leave “My Lab Visit” sheet on desk 10. Last user of the day, close all applications and turn off computers 11. Lab check every Fridays Policies and Procedures

First time activities Brainpop video and quizzes Computers Data Storage Devices Internet Computer History SpellingCity.com Keyboarding activities Testmoz.com First Time Activities

Keyboarding Exercises

Testmoz.com Go to Password: westover

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Wiki4me2use.pbworks.com Today resources may be found under Westover Lab Orientation

Installed applications Photostory 3 Open Office 3.2 Features and Applications

Web-based Applications Unitedstreaming (student center) Brainpop video and quizzes ( ) Portaportals Wikis SpellingCity Mywebspiration GoogleDocs Features and Applications wireless

Other Important Stuff How to save documents Teacher Folders Disks Jump Drives Printer, Paper and ink cartridges Used for classroom activities only Policies and Procedures