Here are some important info/reminders:
1. Only use your duvalschools.org email account when communicating with parents. Do not use your private account.
2. Log into ALL of your computers at least once a week to run patches and prevent them from becoming disjoined from the network.
3. Your iMacs can be left ON because the District turns them off and back on for you each day.
4. The admin rights issue on the subnet .239 has been resolved. So, if you have a paused printer, I now can resume it for you. Remember, I am the Administrator over all the iMacs but you are the Administrator of your MacBook.
Friday, September 4, 2009
Student Logins
Student Username = s10867458 (a "s" followed by his/her 8 digit student ID)
Student Password = F28n4999 (Capital First Name Letter, two digit birth day, Lowercase Last Name letter, Last 4 of Social)
Student Password = F28n4999 (Capital First Name Letter, two digit birth day, Lowercase Last Name letter, Last 4 of Social)
Friday, August 28, 2009
Reminders!!!
Teachers please be reminded that you are asked not to change the printer port. Which means please leave it in the port that the techs used to network your printer so that all of your student desktops can use it. Until the Admin. Rights issue is resolved you can not print to the netork printer while using your MacBook. However, as stated in the OnCourse training meeting you can still use the USB cable (like last year) to print to your laptops.
If your class attendance roll is not correct please send student names to Mrs. Chatman. Thanks to all who have gotten their attendance done on time this week.
If your class attendance roll is not correct please send student names to Mrs. Chatman. Thanks to all who have gotten their attendance done on time this week.
Friday, August 21, 2009
Ports
Ports beginning with 169 are considered teacher ports. Ports beginning with 172 are student ports.
Teacher ports have accessability to You Tube, Google Videos and some blogging sites. And they don't have their search terms filtered.
Eventually teacher ports will be placed on a different subnet which will change the path you will take.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Directions for Uploading Documents to Your Personal Share Drive
1. Log into Network.
2. Double Click on "yourname"$ or Share (if you want everyone to be able to access the file.)
3. Click on top of window and slide to the side.
4. Double click on "Macintosh HD".
5. On side menu choose "Documents".
6. From top of that window click and slide to the other side of the screen.
7. From the Finder toolbar at the top of your screen- Click on "Edit" and choose "Select All".
8. Now drag and drop all selected documents into "yourname"$ 's folder.
You now have all your documents backed up on the server.
To restore documents to your hard drive just reverse the above directions.
2. Double Click on "yourname"$ or Share (if you want everyone to be able to access the file.)
3. Click on top of window and slide to the side.
4. Double click on "Macintosh HD".
5. On side menu choose "Documents".
6. From top of that window click and slide to the other side of the screen.
7. From the Finder toolbar at the top of your screen- Click on "Edit" and choose "Select All".
8. Now drag and drop all selected documents into "yourname"$ 's folder.
You now have all your documents backed up on the server.
To restore documents to your hard drive just reverse the above directions.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
'09-'10 School Year
Next school year it will be expected that students will use the Internet. So, therefore parents will not have to sign permission slips. Only parents who wish their children to opt out will have to sign a waiver.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Important Technology Information
The Division of Technology has stated that no routers (wireless) or other devices from home may be connected to our network. These devices cause wrong IP addresses to be pulled and may cause DNS settings to be changed.
Please remember to log in through the network to all machines at least once a month to update the anti-virus software and security patches. Failure to log in will cause the machine to be disjoined from the network. Summer months have been extended.
Please keep your e-mail boxes managed. That means clean it out so that it does not get full. Don't forget to empty the TRASH and delete your SENT ITEMS Folder. Do not fall for phishing scams. That is, never give personal information such as SS# or passwords. The school board has all this information and would never have to ask for it. If you do not recognize who the e-mail is from then delete it without opening. Also pay attention to all e-mails from POST OFFICE.
Remember that when you signed the AUP you understood that you can expect NO Privacy when it comes to E-Mail and Internet usage. Security makes personal contact once a number of hits have become noticeable on a weekly report that they run. They said they average the dismissal of one employee a month for inappropriate material. Most of the investigations turn out to be a student logged in under a teacher's log in. Please refrain from doing this and protect all passwords.(Do not keep passwords listed by computer etc.) They did state even though they can see all e-mail, they do not care about viewing this unless a certain person is under investigation.
Remember your students can log in with your help. Username is s******** (s followed by eight digit student number) and Password (last 4 of the student's Social Security number) If your students use desktops in your classroom make sure they are logged in under a student log in. Questions...just e-mail me.
Please remember to log in through the network to all machines at least once a month to update the anti-virus software and security patches. Failure to log in will cause the machine to be disjoined from the network. Summer months have been extended.
Please keep your e-mail boxes managed. That means clean it out so that it does not get full. Don't forget to empty the TRASH and delete your SENT ITEMS Folder. Do not fall for phishing scams. That is, never give personal information such as SS# or passwords. The school board has all this information and would never have to ask for it. If you do not recognize who the e-mail is from then delete it without opening. Also pay attention to all e-mails from POST OFFICE.
Remember that when you signed the AUP you understood that you can expect NO Privacy when it comes to E-Mail and Internet usage. Security makes personal contact once a number of hits have become noticeable on a weekly report that they run. They said they average the dismissal of one employee a month for inappropriate material. Most of the investigations turn out to be a student logged in under a teacher's log in. Please refrain from doing this and protect all passwords.(Do not keep passwords listed by computer etc.) They did state even though they can see all e-mail, they do not care about viewing this unless a certain person is under investigation.
Remember your students can log in with your help. Username is s******** (s followed by eight digit student number) and Password (last 4 of the student's Social Security number) If your students use desktops in your classroom make sure they are logged in under a student log in. Questions...just e-mail me.
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