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[header] How to build a computer lab [title] Identify the room for the computer lab. [step] The first step in building a computer lab is knowing where it is going to be set up. You want to choose a room that has plenty of evenly spaced outlets and enough space to fit the number of computers you want to have in the lab.

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  1. [substeps] If you don't have a lot of room, think about subparters. Try to get at least three computers and one projector to put into a room.
  2. [substeps] Rooms that are square or rectangular will work better than rooms that have sharp angles or strange shapes. [title] Determine the needs of the computer lab.
  3. This can be anywhere in the house, really including a living room or a storage area. Think about the amount of computers you will have.
  4. Don't choose a room that places the electrical outlets near the right windows, since they'll shut off the computer when one of your computers is plugged in. [substeps] This is the second major stance between creating a lab lab.

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