Technology

Technologically is constantly changing, and it is important to remain as current as possible. Basic knowledge of business applications and information literacy are minimal requirements that will be required for future employment. Just as cell phones are turned off in a theater, it is necessary to have similar habits in the classroom, and during laboratory /simulation exercises.

  1. Unless it is appropriate for the class activity, turn off all electronic devices when you enter the classroom. Use technology only for appropriate purposes.
  2. Your tablet or laptop may be appropriate for taking notes, but it is not appropriate for any other activity.
  3. If you need to have a device turned on due to pending personal or business emergencies then a) tell the instructor or your teammates ahead of time, and b) only have it on vibrate or other silent notification mode.

It is a good rule to only place information on the internet that you expect to be permanently available for viewing by other people. This includes information you reveal about yourself and your perspectives, as well as opinions you post about others. Think twice before posting information about others; including fellow students, faculty, staff, the college, your clinical site, or patients. Inappropriate postings could lead to dismissal from the college.