Proper Use and Handling of Compact Discs

Observe the proper use and handling of compact discs

Demonstrate proper use and handling of compact discs

Prepared by: PAUL C. GONZALES Teacher I ESCES - Midsayap West District

Concepts Ideas:The Compact Disc (CD) is a

storage device that you can use for saving and restoring the information or document you make.

The compact Disc (CD) is a thin and flimsy piece of vinyl so it needs extra care while using and handling.

Computer data on Compact Disc (CD) cannot be erased so a computer data (CD) is also called a CD Read Only Memory (CD-ROM).

Proper use and handling of CDs should be observed.

PROPER USE AND HANDLING OF COMPACT DISC

Do not bend, twist or fold a compact Disc,

Do not scratch or touch the inner surface of the Disc.

Do not write anything on the inner surface of the Disc. This will scratch the data saved on the Disc.

Do not put the compact disc on direct sunlight.

Do not put heavy things on top of the compact disc.

Do not let the compact disc get dusty and dirty.

Label your disc for easy access and identification of data saved on each disc.

If possible, put your compact disc on its case before storing it.