IntroductionSlide #1 Stanford Math Professional Development: Technical Training © 2009 EPGY Stanford University

IntroductionSlide #2 What exactly are you going to be able to certify and get to work on our programs? Windows 98SE, 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7 –Internet Explorer 6.0 or better –Firefox –Flash MX Player –Java or better Macintosh –Mac OS X.3 (10.3.0) or above –Safari 1.2 –Firefox –IE –Flash MX Player –Java or better Linux –Mozilla 2.0 –Flash MX Player –Java or better © 2009 EPGY Stanford University

IntroductionSlide #3 Computer Certification © 2009 EPGY Stanford University There are a few ways to certify a computer 1)Certify it from the School’s EPGY Website.

IntroductionSlide #4 2) Certify from Software Certification Page: (This is the page you want to instruct Parents to use when certifying a computer at home or away from MCS servers) 2) Certify from EPGY’s Software Certification Page: (This is the page you want to instruct Parents to use when certifying a computer at home or away from MCS servers) © 2009 EPGY Stanford University

IntroductionSlide #5 3)You can also certify after logging into the CMS. The drop-down menu of schools is listed under the home tab nest to the button titled “Certify”. © 2009 EPGY Stanford University

IntroductionSlide #6 4) You can certify a computer from the EPGY District page. This is the one you may want to use if you are certifying a school computer for the first time. © 2009 EPGY Stanford University

IntroductionSlide #7 Things to look for when certifying a computer Turn Pop-Up Blockers Off!! #1 reason our programs are not working is because the pop-up blockers are on. © 2009 EPGY Stanford University

IntroductionSlide #8 What if Pop-up Blockers are turned off but I still can’t see the light bulb while trying to certify the computer. © 2009 EPGY Stanford University The picture above is what you should see first while certifying the computer. If the light bulb is not showing or the screen just turns blank/white then you are missing the correct version of JAVA.

IntroductionSlide #9 Where do I get JAVA © 2009 EPGY Stanford University  At this point a newer computer with a newer operating system will prompt you to download JAVA. This makes it easy because it takes you through all of the steps.  If the computer does not prompt you then scroll to the bottom of the screen. (The screen where the light bulb should have been). At the bottom of the screen is a link to go to JAVA’s website to download it. * You may have at acquire the school’s administration password to download anything onto their computer. Quite often the Librarian, media specialist, Principal, or Instructional Facilitator will be in possession of this password.

IntroductionSlide #10 JAVA is downloaded and now working After Java is working and you see the light bulb you will move onto the next page. This page is titled “Flash” on its Tab. © 2009 EPGY Stanford University You should also see a pop-up that says EPGY and hear Dr. Suppes’ voice. This is a sound test. If you see RED ERROR messages then that means we need to Download FLASH. You can follow same directions you used above for JAVA to download FLASH.

IntroductionSlide #11 Final Steps  Once you get past the first two screens (pop-ups, java, & flash) you are basically home free.  The only other error we occasionally see is a “Cookies Error” on the first tab. This can be fixed most of the time by clearing out the cookies and temporary internet files in the browser. © 2009 EPGY Stanford University

IntroductionSlide #12 How can I clear out the cookies and temporary internet files in the browser?  Internet Explorer: Go to “Tools” then in the drop-down menu go to the bottom and select “Internet Options”.  This will open a box that has you on the general Tab.  From the General tab look for “Browsing History” there is a box to select to delete all Cookies, and Temporary Files © 2009 EPGY Stanford University

IntroductionSlide #13 Your computer should be certified now!!  Don’t forget to save the school’s EPGY website into favorites.  Don’t forget to drag EPGY Light Bulb Icon onto the desktop of the computer being used.  Run test on program to make sure everything is working. © 2009 EPGY Stanford University