Carrying the Chromebook Sample Clauses

Carrying the Chromebook. The protective shell of the Chromebook will only provide basic protection from everyday use. Please keep the Chromebook in the case provided. It is not designed to prevent damage from drops or abusive handling. Carrying the Chromebook in a padded backpack or padded book bag is acceptable provided the backpack or bookbag is handled with care. For example, do not toss the bag or drop the bag if the Chromebook is inside.
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Carrying the Chromebook. ● Always completely close the lid and wait for the Chromebook to enter Sleep mode before moving it, even for short distances. Movement while the Chromebook is on can result in permanent damage to the hard-drive and therefore the loss of all data. Sleep mode is sufficient — there is little reason to actually shut-down the Chromebook other than on an airplane or during extended days of inactivity. ● Always store the Chromebook in a Chromebook bag or in another certified Chromebook case. Note: Do not store anything (e.g., cords, papers, or disks) in the area within the Chromebook case designed for the Chromebook other than the Chromebook itself as this may damage the screen. ● Do not overstuff your pack — extreme pressure on the Chromebook can cause permanent damage to the screen and other components. ● Do not grab and squeeze the Chromebook, as this can damage the screen and other components. ● The most common cause of a cracked screen is due to closing the Chromebook before removing a pen and/or pencil.
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Carrying the Chromebook. Do not remove the protective case (supplied by the school) from the Chromebook.
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Carrying the Chromebook. Always completely close the lid and wait for the Chromebook to enter sleep mode before moving it, even for short distances.
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Carrying the Chromebook. The protective shell of the Chromebook will only provide basic protection from everyday use. It is not designed to prevent damage from drops or abusive handling. Carrying the Chromebook in a padded backpack or padded book bag is acceptable provided the backpack or bookbag is handled with care. For example, you shouldn’t toss the bag or drop the bag if your Chromebook is inside. The Chromebook screen 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 top of the Chromebook. ● Do not place anything near the Chromebook that could put pressure on the screen. ● Do not place anything in the carrying case that will press against the cover. ● Do not poke the screen. ● Do not place anything on the keyboard before closing the lid (e.g. pens, pencils, notebooks). ● Clean the screen with a soft, dry anti-static, or micro-fiber cloth. Do not use window cleaner or any type of liquid or water on the Chromebook. You can also purchase individually packaged pre-moistened eyeglass lens cleaning tissues to clean the screen. These are convenient and relatively inexpensive. Chromebooks must remain free of any writing, drawing, or stickers UNLESS the Chromebook is protected with removable skin. An identification label with the student’s name is acceptable on the Chromebooks. Spot checks for compliance will be done by administration and Rome City Schools technicians at any time. Students may add appropriate music, photos, and videos to their Chromebook. Personalized media are subject to inspection and must follow the Rome City Schools acceptable use policy.
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Carrying the Chromebook. The protective shell of the Chromebook will only provide basic protection from everyday use. It is not designed to prevent damage from drops or abusive handling. The Chromebook should be transported in the individual protective case provided by the school. Do not toss the bag or drop the bag if your Chromebook is inside. Do NOT leave the Chromebook in the breezeways or on the school grounds. Do not stuff the Chromebook into your regular backpack. This results in screen damage. Use the provided case. Clean the screen with a soft, dry anti-static, or micro-fiber cloth. Do not use window cleaner or any type of liquid or water on the Chromebook. You can purchase individually packaged pre- moistened eyeglass lens cleaning tissues to clean the screen. These are very convenient and relatively inexpensive.
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Carrying the Chromebook. The protective shell of the Chromebook will only provide basic protection from everyday use. It is not designed to prevent damage from drops or abusive handling. While in the hallways students must carry their Chromebooks in a backpack or a protective shell. The Chromebook screen 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 top of the Chromebook. ○ Do not place anything near the Chromebook that could put pressure on the screen. ○ Do not place anything in the carrying case that will press against the cover. ○ Do not poke the screen. ○ Do not place anything on the keyboard before closing the lid (e.g. ear buds, pens, pencils, notebooks). ○ Clean the screen with a soft, dry anti-static, or micro-fiber cloth. Do not use window cleaner or any type of liquid or water on the Chromebook. You can also purchase individually packaged pre-moistened eyeglass lens cleaning tissues to clean the screen. These are very convenient and relatively inexpensive.
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Carrying the Chromebook. The rubberized shell of the Chromebook will only provide basic protection from everyday use. It is not designed to prevent damage from drops or abusive handling. Carrying the Chromebook in a padded backpack or padded book bag is acceptable provided the backpack or book bag is handled with care. For example, you shouldn’t toss the bag or drop the bag if your Chromebook is inside. The Chromebook screen can be damaged if subjected to rough treatment. The screens are particularly sensitive to damage from excessive pressure on the screen. ● Do not place anything in the carrying case that will press against the cover. ● Do not poke the screen. Do not leave the Chromebook in direct sunlight or near a heat source. ● Do not place anything on the keyboard before closing the lid (e.g. pens, pencils, notebooks).
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Carrying the Chromebook a. All Chromebooks and components are to be carried in the school-provided Chromebook carrying cases at all times. b. Chromebooks should always be shut down or placed in standby mode/hibernate mode before being placed in the carrying case. c. Always close the lid before moving or carrying the Chromebook. d. Do not leave the Chromebook in a vehicle for extended periods of time or overnight. e. Carefully unplug all cords, accessories, and peripherals before moving the Chromebook or placing it in the case. f. Do not overload the Chromebook carrying case since it is likely to cause damage to the Chromebook. Textbooks, notebooks, binders, pens, pencils, etc. are not to be placed in the Chromebook carrying case.
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