Welcome to Computer Stuff at Brookswood Secondary.

INFORMATION REGARDING I-DAY

AS PER SCHOOL POLICY, STUDENTS THAT ARE ON THE CUSP OF PASSING A COURSE (BETWEEN 44%-49%) WILL BE INVITED TO I-DAY ON THURSDAY, JUNE 20.

STUDENTS AND PARENTS WILL BE NOTIFIED OF THEIR INVITATION BY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12.

MARK CUT OFF DATES FOR CLASSES WITH M.GOLDSACK ARE EITHER JUNE 13 OR JUNE 14, DEPENDING ON SPECIFIC CLASS DATES.

 

PROGRESS REPORTS WERE DISTRIBUTED TO STUDENTS MAY 23 & 24.

INDIVIDUALS UNDER 50% ALSO HAD PROGRESS REPORTS EMAILED HOME.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO REQUEST A DIGITAL COPY, PLEASE EMAIL
MGOLDSACK@SD35.BC.CA

NEED TO CATCH UP ON WORK?

OPEN LAB TIMES:

TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 3PM TO 4PM

 

Please take a moment to read over the expectations in this classroom:

1. Respect the space. The computer labs are shared areas with shared equipment. Messing around with things like the cords, keyboards, mice, plugs, etc. causes a lot of unneeded strain on the hardware that will lead to damage beyond repair. If you see something that’s worn or not working properly, let me know.

2. No food or drink on or near the equipment.  Aside from the obvious potential hazards or damage this can cause, consider how many people use one of these computers in a day or week. Now think about all the germs that are all over that keyboard and desk. Now think about all germs that are now on your hands, touching your food that’s going into you mouth. Gross.

3. You are responsible for you own work. This includes completing your own work (with own brain), asking questions if you are unclear about something, and making sure that you hand in things when they are supposed to be handed in. All class work can be submitted via email or USB.

4. Respect yourself. Use your time in the lab wisely and responsibly. There’s no need to use your phone or iPad…you literally have a computer in front of you. If you want to listen music during work time, bring some earbuds. Don’t be that person who spends every minute in the lab playing games. Not only do you look silly, but you effectively waste all your work time; and honestly, I have no sympathy for someone who does this and hands in late or poorly done work.

5. Respect others in the room. Please leave any foul language, inappropriate content, garbage attitude or hostility away from the lab spaces. You signed up for this elective. Seriously, use some common sense.

6. Don’t be afraid to listen and ask questions.

Hope these expectations make sense; if not, let me know.

MG