General Handling and Care
1. Mishandling of your iBook could result in your losing it!
2. The iBook is fun to use, but it is not a toy! Remember that it is a computer and must be handled with care.
3. The iBooks belong to the Maine Department of Education. They are on loan to you to use as a tool for learning.
4. Do not put your iBook in your backpack, it is more likely to get damaged there. It comes with a case with a handle to protect the computer and make it easy to carry. The iBook must stay in the case at all times.
5. Protect the computer from the weather.
6. Protect it from heat or cold.
7. Do not eat or drink near where you are using the computer.
8. Close the computer carefully – from the center of the screen – do not slam it shut!
9. Use the iBook on a flat stable surface …….. if it falls it may break!
10. Do not insert things into openings (ports) of the iBook.
11. Be patient. Sometimes computers require time to do their job.
12. If/when you take the iBook home for assignments, be sure it is recharged for the next school day.
13. You will be assigned a slot in a charging cabinet for storage and charging the iBook. Use only your assigned space.
14. For your own health, when using the computer, it should be kept at least 18 inches from your eyes and the screen should be at a lower level than your eyes.
15. For the most part, you will not need to be using the CD drive so please leave it closed.
16. You MAY NOT mark the computer in any way with markers, stickers etc.
17. You may make your own ID card to insert in the pocket of the computer case.
Cleaning
1. Wipe the surfaces lightly with a clean soft cloth.
2. Do not use water or other cleaning solutions on the iBook.
3. To keep the screen clean, do not touch it with your fingers.
Cables
1. When charging cable needs to be connected, be sure to line it up correctly when inserting and removing.
2. If the battery is not charging, do not wiggle the power cord. Try removing it and fully reinserting it.
3. Be careful not to jerk the iBook around when cables are attached.
Other Problems
If you have problems with your computer, ask for help.
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