Have you ever went to look for a file but couldn't remember what you called it or where you saved it? You are going to love the Spotlight feature. Searching the spotlight will search your computer for apps, documents, images and other files. In addition, it also gives your suggestions based on other things, such as e-mail and your dictionary.
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Spotlight to search your Mac
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
How to temporarily make your Mac dock smaller
If there is ever a time when the Mac dock is getting in your way then this tip is going to going to help you out!
On your dock look for the vertical line separating your dock. It is usually near your documents folder.
When you hover over it, your mouse turns into a line with arrows on each end. You can then click in drag your mouse up or down to enlarge or shrink your dock.
On your dock look for the vertical line separating your dock. It is usually near your documents folder.
When you hover over it, your mouse turns into a line with arrows on each end. You can then click in drag your mouse up or down to enlarge or shrink your dock.
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Share My Lesson Virtual Conference
If you are a classroom teacher, paraprofessional, parent or work to help children learn and develop, Share My Lesson has something for you.
Share My Lesson’s Ideas & Innovations Virtual Conference has 29 free professional development sessions addressing topics from across the curriculum, customized for K-12 educators.
What will you learn?
- How to bring new, fresh, innovative ideas effectively into the classroom and your work with students;
- The inside scoop on upcoming education trends and how they will affect your community; and
- How to implement techniques based on the Common Core State Standards.
Now’s the time to save your spot in the session(s) of your choice. Sessions will run from 5 p.m.–10 p.m. Eastern time, Mon.–Wed., March 23-25. Each session will run about 45 minutes, including time for questions
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Flobabulary
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Setting up the Outlook program on your computer
Some of you are interested in setting up the Outlook mail app on your computer. It has some more robust functions than the web-based versions. Below are some screen shots if you are interested in setting it up.
1. Find the Outlook App. An easy way to search for it is to use the magnifying glass on the top right of the screen and type in Outlook.
2. Once the program is open click on the word Outlook at the top and then preferences. You will see the screen below. From here click on Accounts.
4. You will now need to fill in some information. Fill in the information as seen below. E-mail address is your e-mail address. Username is valhallaschools\username. Password is your password.
Once completed click on Add Account.
5. You should be all set now. Give it a few minutes and all of your e-mails should arrive. At this point you may want to add the Outlook icon to your dock so that it's easy to open up every morning (you no longer need to use web based e-mail anymore).
6. One thing you may want to do is to change the various notification and sounds that are set as a default. To do this go back to preferences (as you did in step 2) and click on notifications and sounds.
7. You will see the various options. You can choose to get or not get a variety of visual and auditory notifications each time an e-mail comes in.
1. Find the Outlook App. An easy way to search for it is to use the magnifying glass on the top right of the screen and type in Outlook.
2. Once the program is open click on the word Outlook at the top and then preferences. You will see the screen below. From here click on Accounts.
3. On the next screen click on Exchange Account.
4. You will now need to fill in some information. Fill in the information as seen below. E-mail address is your e-mail address. Username is valhallaschools\username. Password is your password.
Once completed click on Add Account.
6. One thing you may want to do is to change the various notification and sounds that are set as a default. To do this go back to preferences (as you did in step 2) and click on notifications and sounds.
7. You will see the various options. You can choose to get or not get a variety of visual and auditory notifications each time an e-mail comes in.
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Valhalla e-mail on your phone or tablet
Many of you have asked how to set up Valhalla e-mail on your cell phone or tablet. When you go into the mail app on your device it will ask for some information. The information below should help you complete those field.
service type: Exchange 2007 or Exchange
email address: your email address (ie. cconciatori@valhallaschools.org)
password: your password
domain: valhallaschools
user name: your account name (ie. cconciatori)
On some Android devices the domain and user name are combined into one field (ie. valhallaschools\cconciatori)
server address: vsdmail.valhallaschools.org
service type: Exchange 2007 or Exchange
email address: your email address (ie. cconciatori@valhallaschools.org)
password: your password
domain: valhallaschools
user name: your account name (ie. cconciatori)
On some Android devices the domain and user name are combined into one field (ie. valhallaschools\cconciatori)
server address: vsdmail.valhallaschools.org
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
State Standards Reference Apps
State Standards Reference Apps
Mastery Connect has developed an app for each of the 50 states. With this app you are able to easily have all of the standards for your state at your fingertips.
You can easily find these apps in your app store by searching "Mastery Connect" or by going to the Mastery Connect App Site.
You can easily find these apps in your app store by searching "Mastery Connect" or by going to the Mastery Connect App Site.
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