Carrying the Device Sample Clauses

Carrying the Device i. Always completely close the lid of the device before moving it, even for short distances.
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Carrying the Device. ● Always completely close the lid or case and wait for the device to enter sleep mode before moving it, even for short distances. Movement while the device is on can result in permanent damage to the hard-drive and therefore the loss of all data. Sleep mode is sufficient. ● Always store the device in the case issued with it. Note: do not store anything (e.g. cords, papers) in the area within the case designed for the device other than the device itself as this may damage the screen. ● We recommend you carry the device bag inside your normal school pack. The “vertical sleeve” style device case was chosen expressly for this purpose. Simply slide the device in and out while leaving the case within the school pack. Do not over-stuff your pack – extreme pressure on the device can cause permanent damage to the screen and other components. ● Do not grab and squeeze the device, as this can damage the screen and other components.
Carrying the Device. Always completely close the lid of the device before moving it, even for short distances. It is suggested to shutdown the device during extended times of inactivity. • Always store the device in the provided case. You may only use the case and shell provided. The styles were specifically designed for your device. Do not store anything in the area within the device case designed for the device other than the device itself as this may damage the device. For laptops, carry the device case across your shoulder. • Do not place pressure on the device, this will damage the screen and other components.
Carrying the Device.  Transport the device with care.  Never transport your device with the power cord plugged in.  Device lids should always be closed and tightly secured when the device is being moved.  While in a carrying case, do not place anything in the case that may cause damage to the device. Examples include; but are not limited to, earbuds, pens, pencils, food, and other school supplies.  Do not walk from one location to another while the device is open. Always carry the device with two hands.  Never move a device by lifting from the screen. Always support the device from its base with the lid closed.
Carrying the Device. For laptops, completely close the lid of the device before moving it, even for short distances. Hold the laptop under the base rather than by the screen as the hinge connecting the screen to the base is breakable. • Always store the device in the provided case. You may only use the case and shell provided. The styles were specifically designed for your device. Do not store anything in the area within the device case designed for the device other than the device itself as this may damage the device. • For laptops, devices should be in the assigned bag when leaving a classroom. Carry the bag across your shoulder or place it into your backpack. For iPads, hug-carry the device. • Do not place pressure on the device, this will damage the screen and other components. Consider this if adding the device to a backpack or carrying with other items.
Carrying the Device. ● Always completely close the lid and wait for the device to enter sleep mode before moving it, even for short distances. Movement while the device is on can result in permanent damage to the hard-drive and therefore the loss of all data. Sleep mode is sufficient. ● Do not grab and squeeze the device, as this can damage the screen and other components.
Carrying the Device. No heavy books should be placed on your Device. • Do not toss your book bag when the Device is inside it. • Never carry your Device by the screen.
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Carrying the Device. For laptops, completely close the lid of the device before moving it, even for short distances. Hold the laptop under the base rather than by the screen as (the screen could crack due to pressure and the hinge connecting the screen to the base is breakable. • Always store the device in the provided case. You may only use the case and shell provided. The styles were specifically designed for your device. Do not store anything in the area within the device case designed for the device other than the device itself as this may damage the device. This includes papers. • For laptops, devices should be in the assigned bag when leaving a classroom. Carry the bag across your shoulder or place it into your backpack. For iPads, hug-carry the device. • Do not place pressure on the device, this will damage the screen and other components. Consider this if adding the device to a backpack or carrying with other items. (See first point above under section 4.4)

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