Seek help from students and other teachers.
  Save files to a separate partition for data only.
  Format all new and reused floppy disks!
     ( Note: Disks formatted in Win95/98/Me
      can be used on Windows NT/2000/XP also. )
  Backup hard drive files to floppy or zip disks.
  Closely supervise students in computer labs.
  Keep seating charts of students in labs.
  At the MHS Tech Homepage, select "MHS Computer Labs Procedures Page" for lab info.
  Call APS Help Desk 830-8080 for hardware problems. (Note: Need hardware APS BarCode No.)
  Contact Steve Schum for general computer help.
( Email; Note in mailbox; D-16 (phone x170); E-27)
  Find funds for printer toner cartridges in your department supply budgets or activity accounts.

If interested in using standards-based lesson plan templates found on the Internet, go to the MHS Technology Homepage.
Then select "Curriculum Resources". This is a good starting point to find websites that emphasize "standards-based lessons".
SS found these sites by doing an Advanced Yahoo Search.

If interested in making your own MHS course or MHS activity website: Contact Steve Schum, the MHS Webmaster. (He has templates to use
from his former Web Publishing and AiSC students who have made websites for MHS classes and activities for four years.)
Recruit one of your own students to help develop/publish the website.
Take TVI courses in HTML via CIS Department. Classes start Aug 30.