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Please do <u>NOT</u> inform an individual, since the AVIT facilitator is best suited in notifying the best volunteers/professions to solve the problem in a <u>timely</u> and <u>cost-effective</u> manner.
 
Please do <u>NOT</u> inform an individual, since the AVIT facilitator is best suited in notifying the best volunteers/professions to solve the problem in a <u>timely</u> and <u>cost-effective</u> manner.
  
There are a number of methods to contact AVIT:
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'''There are a number of methods to contact AVIT:'''
  
 
==== Paper-based Method ====
 
==== Paper-based Method ====

Revision as of 01:16, 18 May 2011

Types of Computer Lab Problems

Here are some examples that would represent a computer lab problem:

  • Discovering a hardware problem upon entry to lab
  • Discovering a messy lab upon entry to lab
  • Encountering a problem during lab session including:
  • Keyboard / Mouse not operating
  • Data Display bulb warning (or not operating)
  • Workstation not booting up
  • Workstation monitor not working
  • Workstation CPU not working
  • User not able to log into workstation
  • Application crashes during session
  • Cannot connect to the Internet
  • Computer system running VERY slow

There are other reasons to contact AVIT regarding the Computer Lab:

  • Provide Feedback regarding effectiveness of Computer Lab
  • Inquire regarding additional software (note: open-source software only allowed in Computer Lab)
  • Provide suggestions to improve the Computer Lab


It is Important to Report Computer Lab Problems

It is important to contact the AVIT department whenever there is a problem encountered in the Westminster Computer Lab.

For example, if there is a hardware problem, failure to report the problem just delays the problem being fixed, and becomes someone else's problem...


Procedure For Reporting a Computer Lab Problem

If you discover a problem in the Computer Lab, you should inform the AVIT department.
Please do NOT inform an individual, since the AVIT facilitator is best suited in notifying the best volunteers/professions to solve the problem in a timely and cost-effective manner.

There are a number of methods to contact AVIT:

Paper-based Method

AVIT Computer Service Forms are available in the computer lab (located in a folder on the bulletin board). A pen should be clipped onto the folder to help complete the form. Simply, fill out an AVIT Computer Form, and hand the form to the church HUB.

E-mail Method

You can either contact the AVIT facilitator directly by e-mail, or contact the church HUB, which in turn, will contact the AVIT faciliator.A In the e-mail message, please provide as much informaiton regarding the computer lab problem. You can use the Computer Lab Service Form as a guide to help you create the e-mail message.