Each summer the Wi-Fi certificate that allows Apple devices to connect to SD61 Wi-Fi must be renewed. District managed devices, including all iPads and most iPhones purchased after 2020, should automatically receive the new certificate—check to see if your device...

Microsoft publishes an Outlook Mobile App for Android and iPhone, available on each platform's App Store. The app provides a few key advantages over the pre-installed email applications that come on your device: If you are using a personal device...

Entering a year’s worth of events by clicking through dates on your  Google Calendar pages is monotonous, and a poor use of your precious time. Uploading your events in a .csv file will save you from a ton of tedium....

Outlook Web has Predictive Text turned on by default. If you are the type of person who likes suggestions while you type this feature can be a time-saver. If predictive text proves to be a distraction you can easily turn...

Students and staff sometimes need to add digital signatures to PDF forms. Follow the instructions in this document to learn how to attach a signature on PC and Mac computers.    

The ITL Department recommends that users access their district email on mobile devices using the Outlook for Mobile App. These instructions will show you how to add a shared mailbox to the app. If you have multiple accounts in Outlook...

It is important to make sure your iPhone/iPad(s) are up to date. Use the instructions in this video to check for updates: [embed]https://youtu.be/d3eYeZlBscI[/embed]

Locations that use CISCO phone systems previously had their voicemail integrated into Outlook. Exchange Online does not support this feature, and as a result we have to use a new product for voicemail. Written transcripts of voice messages will no...

Outlook Webmail 365 includes an automated feature that attempts to sift your email into two categories it describes as Focused and Other. Unfortunately it can be really bad at knowing what's important. Critical information can easily be sifted into the...

CommonLit is a US-based non-profit organization that provides literary and non-fiction texts for students in grades 3-12. The service includes lesson plans for English Language Arts teachers, optional integration with Google Classroom and tools for collecting formative assessments. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSQEfg_6mu4