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Don’t Change The Settings.

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Ever logged onto a computer and realized… damnit, a student has done something here. Some smart alec has made the cursor move really fast, or made it make a fart noise every time you click. Or the computer’s default language is now Russian. The most common one, though, is a new background screen … made on MS paint, of course (hello, 1995). So I simply reinforce the rule: don’t change the settings. Any settings. At all  Period. Rules of the Lab . (s. f.). Mrs. Adams. https://www.adamscomputerclass.com/rules-of-the-lab.html (s. f.).  Settings icon. Cogwheel engineering tool sign. Vector . Colourbox. https://www.colourbox.com/vector/settings-icon-cogwheel-engineering-tool-sign-vector-vector-38491649
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Ask Permission To Print.

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  Ever had a student try to print one page but, oh no, they printed the same page 100 times!? My solution is to ask permission to print. I have trained my students to put their hands up whenever they want to print.  I come around, check what they want to print, ensure it’s only printing the right pages the right amount of times… then give the tick of approval.  It saves paper, ink, time, and frustration. 123RF. (s. f.).  Stock Photo . https://www.123rf.com/photo_20517165_computer-class-looking-at-teacher-pointing-on-projection-screen-in-college.html Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. (s. f.).  Team Seymour leads ACC in energy conservation . https://www.seymourjohnson.af.mil/News/Photos/igphoto/2000119052/
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Ask Permission To Download.

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This rule is a catch-all for preventing all bad downloads. It prevents downloading of games, viruses, software, different browser versions, updates, etc. etc. etc. Usually, I simply say to my students that there is no reason to download anything. If there is, I’ll usually manage the download in a very controlled, teacher-centered scenario. So, the “Ask permission” rule could, depending on what you’re teaching, change to simply: “No Downloading. Ever.” Bartley, M. (2022, 29 julio).  Fixed: 'Sorry, You Are Not Allowed To Access This Page' Error . BlogVault. https://blogvault.net/sorry-you-are-not-allowed-to-access-this-page-wordpress/
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