More importantly, if the lab is open we will have to require the users to move to another lab. If you find that you will not need a lab on a particular date that you have reserved or that you will be arriving later than your scheduled time, please call and let us know, so that we will not needlessly disturb students working in the lab prior to the scheduled start of your class. If you are planning to reserve a lab for an introductory Windows or Macintosh or Word workshop for your class, please consider the alternative of requiring your students to attend the general workshops scheduled by Computing Services. In order to protect the equipment, smoking, eating, and drinking are not permitted in the labs. Please help the General Use Lab staff by enforcing this rule during your classes.
Every effort is made to keep the equipment in working order.
If you find that a device is malfunctioning, please report it to the consultant or leave a note on it. A General Use Lab staff member supervises the labs at all times. Since users are not allowed to write to the network or to the hard drives, students must bring their own data disks to the labs. Students must also provide their own earphones for use with the CD-ROM drives. Toner and paper costs require Computing Services to limit students to printing one copy of a finished document.