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Getting Smart with  Your Smartboard

10/28/2015

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I am experimenting with my layout today and would love some feedback. I have embedded my blog document for a change, as well as, making it available for download below. If you would like a Google doc copy, you can click the link within the document. Let me know what you think of the new format. I am not sure I like the embedded document.
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Adding photos from your phone to your Weebly 

10/23/2015

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Adding Photos taken on your phone to Your Weebly


We are are used to taking photos on our phones, why not update your website right from your phone? Here is how to get those photos that  are on your phone into your website in just a few easy steps!​


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On the Weebly app (download it if you don't have it) - go to the left hand corner and the Home button
select “My sites” if you only have one site you will see your banner for your website. If you have more than one site you will see small thumbnails of each of your sites. Click on the site you want to open and edit
  • Click on the pencil icon to edit your site
  • Assuming you are adding photos to a gallery you already have started, select the picture in the gallery
  • select “edit”
  • select “manage images”
  • select “add images"
  • click on the images  you want-  a checkmark will indicate you have selected them.
  • click on ‘add images’
  • Don’t forget to publish!


click here for a Google doc of these directions
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Protecting your Mac

10/4/2015

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Passwords are important

It is hard sometimes to remember the rule to never share passwords. Recently, in order to help someone from a distance a password was shared, because a user was desperate and far from school. Unfortunately, this compassionate response turned into a security breach when the password was then shared again and the power of the password proved too tempting.  

It is a good reminder to us all to keep our passwords private and to make sure our devices are secure.  

We use Mac's and if you need to set a password on your device it is easy to do in just four simple steps. 

Our default setting is to leave the old password field blank, so faculty can easily set up their own passwords, which makes this evan easier. 

The four simple steps are below.
 
 

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