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You can initially sign up for 30 minutes of computer access. There will be a warning when you have reached 30 minutes on the computer screen. You should save any work you are doing and log out at this time. After you have been using the computer for 45 minutes you will automatically be logged out. If you wish to continue using the computer, you can login for another 30 minute session if one is available. Deleted line 12:
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'' Once you have read the code of conduct, please [[http://rego.souphub.org.nz|proceed to the registration form.]] ''Last updated January 2013 to:
''Last updated November 2019. This Code of Conduct may be reviewed and updated from time to time. The current Code of Conduct can be accessed from this web page and is posted on the wall at the Soup Hub.'' Changed lines 31-32 from:
Save your files regularly, otherwise you may lose your work to:
Save your files regularly, otherwise you may lose your work. Added lines 62-63:
If you have any questions about the Soup Hub Code of Conduct, please ask. Changed line 68 from:
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''Last updated January 2013. This Code of Conduct may be reviewed and updated from time to time. The current Code of Conduct can be accessed from this web page and is posted on the wall at the Soup Hub.'' Deleted lines 43-72:
!!Expected behaviour You are expected to adopt a responsible attitude at all times when you are using the Soup Hub. The Soup Hub is not a drop-in centre and should only be used while working on a computer. We expect you to be courteous and respectful to other users and Soup Hub volunteers at all times. If you are early, you need to wait at reception. We'll come pick you up when your computer is ready. You only have access to the computer hub, not any of the other upstairs areas at the SACC. You may not use the Soup Hub if you are under the influence or alcohol or drugs. '''You will be asked to leave if:''' *You are not following the Code of Conduct **If you are violating the Code of Conduct, you will be warned by the hub supervisors. The hub supervisor will explain to you why you are being reprimanded. **If you’ve been warned three times and still refuse to follow the Code of Conduct, you may be asked to leave the premises and/or be banned from using the computer hub in the future. *You are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. *Your behaviour is raising concerns. *Other users feel threatened by your behaviour. '''Printing'''\\ Speak to a hub supervisor before printing. You are may print for free a maximum of 5 pages per visit. If you need to print more, you will have to pay a minimum amount to defray ink and paper cost. Before you print: *Check your document in Print Preview *Check how many copies you are printing Collect your printout from the supervisor. '''Telephony'''\\ If you are using the computer for internet telephony (e.g., Skype), use a headset provided by the hub supervisor. Be conscientious of others near you and keep your voice down. Deleted lines 32-61:
Users of the Soup Hub are encouraged to submit feedback, suggestions and comments on this service using an [[Feedback | online form available here]]. !!General guidelines #All users must accept the Code of Conduct every time they use the Soup Hub. #Food and drinks are not allowed inside the Soup Hub at any time. #You are expected to treat the computer equipment with care. #All users must sign the general SACC sign-in sheet and the computer hub sign-in sheet. #If you are a first-time Soup Hub user, you must sign a user registration form before starting your computer session. #A a returning user, you must log in with your name at the beginning of every session. #Only one user is allowed per computer at any given time, except for training or mentoring with a hub supervisor. #You are expected to not access any websites which are deemed inappropriate or offensive, such as sites containing pornography, racist, or prejudiced content. If the hub supervisor believes a website you are viewing is not acceptable they will let you know. It is expected that you will no longer visit this site, otherwise your access to the hub may be suspended. #You are not allowed to download files or data that infringe copyright laws, or download, copy or install pirated software and files. This includes, but isn’t limited to, copyrighted movies and music. !!Hours and time limit The Soup Hub is generally open for use during the opening hours posted at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre. The computers can only be used during those opening hours. The hub may have reduced hours or stay closed if there is not enough staff on hand during opening hours. You can initially sign up for one hour of computer access. After that, if you wish to continue using the computer, you can sign up for a second slot if there is one available. If there are no computers available please speak to a hub supervisor. !!Usage of the facilities '''Saving files'''\\ Save your files regularly, otherwise you may lose your work. If you have any questions about saving or need help, talk to a hub supervisor. Changed lines 43-44 from:
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If you are using the computer for Internet telephony (e.g. Skype), use a headset provided by the hub supervisor. Be conscious of others near you and keep your voice down. Changed line 98 from:
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''Last updated November 2019. This Code of Conduct may be reviewed and updated from time to time. The current Code of Conduct can be accessed from this web page and is posted on the wall at the Soup Hub.'' Changed lines 3-6 from:
The computer hub at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre (Soup Hub) is a free service for guests of the SACC soup kitchen The Soup Hub has been established in collaboration between SACC, Retake to:
The computer hub at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre (Soup Hub) is a free service for guests of the SACC soup kitchen and other clients of SACC to promote computer literacy skills and provide access to the internet. It is thanks to the commitment, dedication and and goodwill of the volunteers that the Soup Hub has become possible. Changed line 14 from:
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#You are expected to not access any websites which are deemed inappropriate or offensive, such as sites containing pornography, racist, or prejudiced content. If the hub supervisor believes a website you are viewing is not acceptable they will let you know. It is expected that you will no longer visit this site, otherwise your access to the hub may be suspended. to:
#You are expected to not access any websites which are deemed inappropriate or offensive, such as sites containing pornography, racist, or prejudiced content. If the hub supervisor believes a website you are viewing is not acceptable, they will let you know. It is also expected that you will no longer visit this site, otherwise your access to the hub may be suspended. Changed lines 26-27 from:
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If there are no computers available, please speak to a hub supervisor. Changed lines 31-35 from:
Save your files regularly, otherwise you may lose your work. If you have any questions about (:Title Soup Hub Code of conduct:) The computer hub at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre (Soup Hub) is a free service for guests of the SACC soup The Soup Hub has been established in collaboration between SACC, Retake to:
Save your files regularly, otherwise you may lose your work. If you have any questions about (:Title Soup Hub Code of conduct:), please ask. The computer hub at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre (Soup Hub) is a free service for guests of the SACC soup kitchen and other clients of SACC, to promote computer literacy skills and provide access to the Internet. It is thanks to the commitment, dedication and and goodwill of the volunteers that the Soup Hub has become possible. Changed lines 26-27 from:
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You can initially sign up for 30 minutes of computer access. After that, if you wish to continue using the computer, you can sign up for a second slot if there is one available. Changed line 132 from:
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''Last updated January 2013. This Code of Conduct may be reviewed and updated from time to time. The current Code of Conduct can be accessed from this web page and is posted on the wall at the Soup Hub.'' Deleted lines 95-102:
'''Registration Form:''' Once you have read the code of conduct, please [[http://rego.souphub.org.nz proceed to the registration form. ''Last updated March 2012. This Code of Conduct may be reviewed and updated from time to time. The current Code of Conduct can be accessed from this web page and is posted on the wall at the Soup Hub.'' saving or need help, talk to a hub supervisor. Added lines 33-64:
Save your files regularly, otherwise you may lose your work. If you have any questions about (:Title Soup Hub Code of conduct:) The computer hub at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre (Soup Hub) is a free service for guests of the SACC soup kitchen, MCLaSS students, and other clients of SACC, to promote computer literacy skills and provide access to the internet. The Soup Hub has been established in collaboration between SACC, Retake the Net (retakethe.net), and Wellington ICT (wellingtonict.org.nz). It is thanks to the commitment, dedication and and goodwill of the volunteers in this partnership that the Soup Hub has become possible. Users of the Soup Hub are encouraged to submit feedback, suggestions and comments on this service using an [[Feedback | online form available here]]. !!General guidelines #All users must accept the Code of Conduct every time they use the Soup Hub. #Food and drinks are not allowed inside the Soup Hub at any time. #You are expected to treat the computer equipment with care. #All users must sign the general SACC sign-in sheet and the computer hub sign-in sheet. #If you are a first-time Soup Hub user, you must sign a user registration form before starting your computer session. #A a returning user, you must log in with your name at the beginning of every session. #Only one user is allowed per computer at any given time, except for training or mentoring with a hub supervisor. #You are expected to not access any websites which are deemed inappropriate or offensive, such as sites containing pornography, racist, or prejudiced content. If the hub supervisor believes a website you are viewing is not acceptable they will let you know. It is expected that you will no longer visit this site, otherwise your access to the hub may be suspended. #You are not allowed to download files or data that infringe copyright laws, or download, copy or install pirated software and files. This includes, but isn’t limited to, copyrighted movies and music. !!Hours and time limit The Soup Hub is generally open for use during the opening hours posted at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre. The computers can only be used during those opening hours. The hub may have reduced hours or stay closed if there is not enough staff on hand during opening hours. You can initially sign up for one hour of computer access. After that, if you wish to continue using the computer, you can sign up for a second slot if there is one available. If there are no computers available please speak to a hub supervisor. !!Usage of the facilities '''Saving files'''\\ Changed lines 99-101 from:
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Once you have read the code of conduct, please [[http://rego.souphub.org.nz proceed to the registration form. ''Last updated March 2012. This Code of Conduct may be reviewed and updated from time to time. The current Code of Conduct can be accessed from this web page and is posted on the wall at the Soup Hub.'' saving or need help, talk to a hub supervisor. '''Printing'''\\ Speak to a hub supervisor before printing. You are may print for free a maximum of 5 pages per visit. If you need to print more, you will have to pay a minimum amount to defray ink and paper cost. Before you print: *Check your document in Print Preview *Check how many copies you are printing Collect your printout from the supervisor. '''Telephony'''\\ If you are using the computer for internet telephony (e.g., Skype), use a headset provided by the hub supervisor. Be conscientious of others near you and keep your voice down. !!Expected behaviour You are expected to adopt a responsible attitude at all times when you are using the Soup Hub. The Soup Hub is not a drop-in centre and should only be used while working on a computer. We expect you to be courteous and respectful to other users and Soup Hub volunteers at all times. If you are early, you need to wait at reception. We'll come pick you up when your computer is ready. You only have access to the computer hub, not any of the other upstairs areas at the SACC. You may not use the Soup Hub if you are under the influence or alcohol or drugs. '''You will be asked to leave if:''' *You are not following the Code of Conduct **If you are violating the Code of Conduct, you will be warned by the hub supervisors. The hub supervisor will explain to you why you are being reprimanded. **If you’ve been warned three times and still refuse to follow the Code of Conduct, you may be asked to leave the premises and/or be banned from using the computer hub in the future. *You are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. *Your behaviour is raising concerns. *Other users feel threatened by your behaviour. '''Registration Form:''' Once you have read the code of conduct, please [[http://rego.souphub.org.nz|proceed to the registration form.]] March 16, 2012, at 01:00 PM
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'''Registration Form:''' Once you have read the code of conduct, please [[http://rego.souphub.org.nz|proceed to the registration form.] Changed line 53 from:
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If you are early, you need to wait at reception. We'll come pick you up when your computer is ready. You only have access to the computer hub, not any of the other upstairs areas at the SACC. Changed lines 17-18 from:
#Only one user is allowed per computer at any given time, except for training or mentoring with a hub #You are expected to not access any websites which are deemed inappropriate or offensive, such as sites containing pornography, racist, or prejudiced content. If the hub to:
#Only one user is allowed per computer at any given time, except for training or mentoring with a hub supervisor. #You are expected to not access any websites which are deemed inappropriate or offensive, such as sites containing pornography, racist, or prejudiced content. If the hub supervisor believes a website you are viewing is not acceptable they will let you know. It is expected that you will no longer visit this site, otherwise your access to the hub may be suspended. Changed lines 26-29 from:
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You can initially sign up for one hour of computer access. After that, if you wish to continue using the computer, you can sign up for a second slot if there is one available. If there are no computers available please speak to a hub supervisor. Changed lines 33-34 from:
Save your files regularly, otherwise you may lose your work. If you have any questions about saving or need help, talk to a hub to:
Save your files regularly, otherwise you may lose your work. If you have any questions about saving or need help, talk to a hub supervisor. Changed lines 36-37 from:
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Speak to a hub supervisor before printing. You are may print for free a maximum of 5 pages per visit. If you need to print more, you will have to pay a minimum amount to defray ink and paper cost. Changed lines 42-43 from:
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Collect your printout from the supervisor. Changed lines 45-46 from:
If you are using the computer for internet telephony (e.g., Skype), use a headset provided by the hub to:
If you are using the computer for internet telephony (e.g., Skype), use a headset provided by the hub supervisor. Be conscientious of others near you and keep your voice down. Changed line 59 from:
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The computer hub at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre (Soup Hub) is a free service for guests of the SACC soup kitchen, MCLaSS students, and other clients of SACC, to promote computer literacy skills and provide access to the internet to:
The computer hub at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre (Soup Hub) is a free service for guests of the SACC soup kitchen, MCLaSS students, and other clients of SACC, to promote computer literacy skills and provide access to the internet. Changed lines 3-4 from:
The computer hub at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre (Soup Hub) is a free service for guests of the SACC soup kitchen, MCLaSS students, and other clients of SACC, to promote computer literacy skills and provide access to the internet for people to:
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You are initially allowed one hour of computer access. After that, if there are others waiting to use the computers, you must give way. You may to:
You are initially allowed one hour of computer access. After that, if there are others waiting to use the computers, you must give way. You may sign up for a second slot if you wish to continue using the computer. Changed lines 53-54 from:
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If you are early, you need to wait at the reception. We'll come pick you up when your computer is ready. You only have access to the computer hub, not any of the other upstairs areas at the SACC. Changed lines 63-68 from:
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*Other users feel threatened by your behaviour. ''Last updated March 2012. This Code of Conduct may be reviewed and updated from time to time. The current Code of Conduct can be accessed from this web page and is posted on the wall at the Soup Hub.'' Changed lines 32-33 from:
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The computer hub at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre (Soup Hub) is a free service for guests of the SACC soup kitchen, MCLaSS students, and other clients of SACC, to promote computer literacy skills and provide access to the internet for people in need. Changed lines 3-8 from:
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!!Soup Hub - Code of Conduct The computer hub at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre (Soup Hub) is a free service for guests of the SACC soup kitchen, MCLass students, and other clients of SACC, to promote computer literacy skills and provide access to the internet for people in need. The Soup Hub has been established in collaboration between SACC, Retake the Net (retakethe.net), and Wellington ICT (wellingtonict.org.nz). It is thanks to the commitment, dedication and and goodwill of the volunteers in this partnership that the Soup Hub has become possible. Users of the Soup Hub are encouraged to submit feedback, suggestions and comments on this service using an [[Feedback | online form available here]]. !!!General guidelines #All users must accept the Code of Conduct every time they use the Soup Hub. #Food and drinks are not allowed inside the Soup Hub at any time. #You are expected to treat the computer equipment with care. #All users must sign the general SACC sign-in sheet and the computer hub sign-in sheet. #If you are a first-time Soup Hub user, you must sign a user registration form before starting your computer session. #A a returning user, you must log in with your name at the beginning of every session. #Only one user is allowed per computer at any given time, except for training or mentoring with a hub coordinator. #You are expected to not access any websites which are deemed inappropriate or offensive, such as sites containing pornography, racist, or prejudiced content. If the hub coordinator believes a website you are viewing is not acceptable they will let you know. It is expected that you will no longer visit this site, otherwise your access to the hub may be suspended. #You are not allowed to download files or data that infringe copyright laws, or download, copy or install pirated software and files. This includes, but isn’t limited to, copyrighted movies and music. !!!Hours and time limit The Soup Hub is generally open for use during the opening hours posted at the Suzanne Aubert Compassion Centre. The computers can only be used during those opening hours. The hub may have reduced hours or stay closed if there is not enough staff on hand during opening hours. You are initially allowed one hour of computer access. After that, if there are others waiting to use the computers, you must give way. You may fall back in line if you wish to continue using the computer. If there are no computers available please speak to a hub coordinator. !!!Usage of the facilities !!!!Saving Files Save your files regularly, otherwise you may lose your work. If you have any questions about saving or need help, talk to a hub coordinator. !!!!Printing Speak to a hub coordinator before printing. You are may print for free a maximum of 5 pages per visit. If you need to print more, you will have to pay a minimum amount to defray ink and paper cost. Before you print: *Check your document in Print Preview *Check how many copies you are printing Collect your printout from the coordinator. !!!!Telephony If you are using the computer for internet telephony (e.g., Skype), use a headset provided by the hub coordinator. Be conscientious of others near you and keep your voice down. !!!Expected behaviour You are expected to adopt a responsible attitude at all times when you are using the Soup Hub. The Soup Hub is not a drop-in centre and should only be used while working on a computer. We expect you to be courteous and respectful to other users and Soup Hub volunteers at all times. If you are early, you need to wait at the reception until your time slot is up and you’re escorted to the computer. You only have access to the computer hub, not any of the other upstairs areas at the SACC. You may not use the Soup Hub if you are under the influence or alcohol or drugs. '''You will be asked to leave if:''' *You are not following the Code of Conduct **If you are violating the Code of Conduct, you will be warned by the hub coordinators. The hub coordinator will explain to you why you are being reprimanded. **If you’ve been warned three times and still refuse to follow the Code of Conduct, you may be asked to leave the premises and/or be banned from using the computer hub in the future. *You are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. *Your behaviour is raising concerns. *Other users feel threatened by your behavior. ''Last updated February 2012. This Code of Conduct may be reviewed and updated from time to time. The current Code of Conduct can be accessed from this web page and is posted on the wall at the Soup Hub.'' Changed lines 3-9 from:
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