On entry

• Arrive on time (students in far 500 or 700 wing no more than 1 minute late)
• Place your backpack on the shelves
• Go to your workstation and logon Start project work – NO Internet surfing, email or games!
• If you are late:
  • Quietly enter the room Put your late pass in the clip contraption on my desk
  • Follow the “On entry” procedure

During any announcement over the loud speaker

• STOP talking for the full duration of the announcement
• Listen while continuing to work

Lectures and Demonstrations

• When asked, stop working and face front
• During lectures be an active listener! Look at me and make eye contact
• Keep question related to the topic being discussed
• Occasionally while you are working, I will ask that you listen while continuing to work. These interruptions will be brief. Please continue to work, while listening and not talking

WORK UP TO THE BELL!

• When the end of period bell rings
  • Save your work - Save your work periodically.
  • Log out – Be sure that you are completely logged out before leaving
  • Clean up your work area
  • Push your chair in

Conversation should be about what you are working on

If you finish a project early:

• Help a class mate
• Investigate the program
• Create another Greeting Card
• Plan a future project
• Do a tutorial
• You should NEVER have nothing to do

• Keep your "Projects" web page open on desktop
• When you have a question about how to do something while working
• Try something yourself
• Ask a neighbor.
• Be prepared to tell me what you tried that didn’t work when I get to you

Project Requirements

• Name your file using the class file naming convention!
• The “Turn-in” section on the class web page for each project will describe all the requirements for each particular exercise or project.
• Students are responsible for checking the site and getting all of their work turned in.
• Placing your work into the Completed Work (CW) folder
  • Students are responsible for getting their work in on time and insuring that the file is correct and readable
  • Follow these guidelines for turning in your work
    • You cannot “save as” from the application. This will result in a 0 byte file.
    • Put files into CW by copying and pasting the file or dragging it.
    • Once you place your file into CW, ALWAYS go to the CW folder and check:
      • That the file is not 0 bytes
      • That it is the correct file
      • That it is named correctly - misnamed files will lose points (See the File Naming convention)
      • That it opens
• Students who are absent for any reason:
  • Students who have been absent are responsible for acquiring any necessary forms or papers for missed written assignments
  • Upon returning to class, it is the student’s responsibility to check to see if any assignments or demonstrations were missed
  • Check the “Turn In” section of the project or exercise for possible missed activities
  • All class demonstrations are recorded and are available the next class day for view.