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LRC daily walkthrough for all computers
- Push chairs under desk
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Remove any trash from computers desk.
- "Machine unavailable" signs
- Make sure each computer has one attached to it (or apply spares from box on reception desk).
- Put the "unavailable"sign down, where needed: Requires that you first look up which computers currently unavailable in here: http://goo.gl/RqSLme, in sheet"computers+monitors",column:"unavailable (= is the sign down), they are marked as "1" (sort the column to see).
- Make sure computers that are available are turned on and ready for students to log in.
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