Carrying Laptops Sample Clauses

Carrying Laptops. A protective case must be provided for the laptop, having sufficient padding to protect the laptop from normal treatment and provide a suitable means for carrying the computer. The guidelines below should be followed along with common sense:  Laptops should always be within a protective case when carried, including between classes.  Some carrying cases can hold other objects (such as folder and workbooks), but these must be kept to a minimum to avoid placing too much pressure and weight on the laptop screen.  The laptop must be turned off before placing it in the carrying case.  Do not store the laptops with the power cord or external devices still attached. This will damage the ports.  Bags containing the laptop should never be “thrown” or “tossed”. A bag will be provided for any student unable to provide their own.
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Carrying Laptops. A protective case is required for the laptop, having sufficient padding to protect the unit from normal treatment and provide a suitable means for carrying the device. Students are required to provide their own laptop bag. The guidelines below should be followed along with common sense:  Laptops should always be in the protective case when carried, including between classes.  Some carrying cases can hold other objects (such as folder and workbooks), but these must be kept to a minimum to avoid placing too much pressure and weight on the laptop screen.  The laptop must be turned off before placing it in the carrying case.  Bags containing the laptop should never be “thrown” or “tossed”.  Students are expected keep the laptop in an appropriate padded case unless the laptop is in use.
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Carrying Laptops. A protective case is required for the laptop, having sufficient padding to protect the unit from normal treatment and provide a suitable means for carrying the device. Students are required to provide their own laptop bag. The guidelines below should be followed along with common sense: h Laptops should always be in the protective case when carried, including between classes. h Some carrying cases can hold other objects (such as folder and workbooks), but these must be kept to a minimum to avoid placing too much pressure and weight on the laptop screen. h The laptop must be turned off before placing it in the carrying case. h Bags containing tKH ODSWRS VKRXOG QHYHU EH ³WKURZQ´ RU h Students are expected keep the laptop in an appropriate padded case unless the laptop is in use.
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Carrying Laptops a. The Groton Area School District has provided protective cases with sufficient padding to protect the laptop from normal and non-abusive treatment and provide a suitable means for carrying the laptop.
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