Outlook for Mac: Contact Lists
Info Previous versions was called Contact Group Warning Please note: A contact group created this way "lives" on that specific device. If the Mac is swapped out for any reason, you will lose groups created this way. If "Contact List" is not present or greyed out in Outlook for Mac check the following: Ensure on "old" Outlook "New Outlook" is mis...
0 min reading timeChanging Your Password
Password Process Change As of July 13, 2022 moved from SSO to Microsoft for password changes. Password Security Do not use use the same password on many different websites. Your school district password should not be the same password you use anywhere else. Do not share your password with anyone, including IT staff. Other common causes of password t...
2 min reading timeLimited Auto Forwarding Restrictions
To protect all parties (District / personal) auto-forwarding rules are blocked except by exception. To request exception contact Helpdesk....
0 min reading timeFile Storage
Overview The District currently has many solutions deployed for file storage ranging from on-site network drives to cloud hosted (Google "my" and "share" drives). Each has Pros/Cons. We will focus here on storage that physically exists somewhere other than the actual device. Local Files = Potential Data Loss Nothing important should be saved local...
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Shakopee Bookmarks Many of the links below have been added to Google Chrome District managed bookmark folder. If don't see in your Google Chrome Bookmark bar click here to open a ticket. A Akita Box (B&G Tickets) Assistive Tech C Canvas Canvas Community Central Duplicating Classlink Launchpad D Digital Learning Coach (DLC) Support E Ellevation...
0 min reading timeScreen Capture
You may need to take a screen capture (or screenshot or grab; different terms, same idea) of your Apple’s desktop or laptop’s screen. Apple has a screenshot page that lists this info. Here’s the two most basic and commonly-used commands. Copy your entire screen Command-Shift-3 Screenshot of a portion of your screen Command-Shift-4; click and drag...
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