In most classrooms, however, knowing the software and preparing supporting materials often isn't enough to ensure success. Most schools, mine included, do not have the technology support personnel to help you during your classes. For this reason, you'll need to become your own support person. The following suggestions are for those of you who use Macintosh computers. If your school has PCs, seek out a tech person to help you develop a similar list.
Tech support begins with preventative maintenance.
Macintosh computers require regular checkups and maintenance and will reward you for such actions. This program is available freely on Apple's Web site . This will allow you to run either program without interference by antivirus or desktop security programs. The desktop file is invisible and can become corrupted over time. It will automatically rebuild the desktop.