Carrying Devices Sample Clauses

Carrying Devices. The protective cases provided with the devices have sufficient padding to protect the device from normal treatment and provide a suitable means for carrying the computer within the school. The guidelines below should be followed:  Devices should always be within the protective case when carried.  Carrying devices are to strictly be used for the computer and charger ONLY. The case does not allow for any extra items.  The device must be in Stand By mode or turned off before placing it in the carrying case.
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Carrying Devices. The guidelines below should be followed when carrying devices: a. Never carry, lift or move a Chromebook by the screen - they should be closed when carried. b. If Chromebooks are placed in a book bag, they should be in a way that avoids placing too much pressure and weight on the screen. c. No device with a camera should ever be taken into a locker room or school bathroom per state law.
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Carrying Devices. A protective carrying case is required to carry the device at all times. A case will be offered to the student for purchase to use with their Chromebook. Students must use a backpack specifically designed for laptops (with reinforced padding around the laptop section). Students should exercise proper methods for carrying their device while it is outside of its case as well.
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Carrying Devices. The device should be carried securely when it is outside of a school bag. Please be cautious when placing books, folders, pens, pencils and other items near or on your device. Avoid placing too much pressure and weight on the screen. Never place your device on the bottom of other items.
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Carrying Devices. Always transport devices with care and in the protective cases. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action. • Never lift devices by the screen. • Never carry devices with the screen open.
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Carrying Devices. In the event a student does not wish to utilize the keyboard cover provided, ASUS Windows Surface GO and Ipads devices are to be placed in a protective case. These required cases for these devices must have sufficient padding to protect the front and back and corners of the device from normal treatment and provide a suitable means for carrying the device within the school. The all device can be damaged if subjected to rough treatment. The screens are particularly sensitive to damage from excessive pressure on the screen. ● Do not lean on the top of the device when it is closed. ● Do not place anything near the device that could put pressure on the screen. ● Do not place anything in the carrying case that will press against the cover. ● Clean the screen with a soft, dry cloth or anti-static cloth.
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Carrying Devices. Please be cautious when placing books, folders, pens, pencils and other items near or on your device. • Avoid placing too much pressure and weight on the screen. We recommend using a bag with several pockets to keep these items separated. Always place your device on top of a stack of books.
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Carrying Devices. 🟏 No other items should be stored or carried within the Device to avoid pressure and weight on the screen. 🟏 During passing periods, students should have the Device screens closed and should carry the Device with care.
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