1. Tablet Camp 2015 Resource Guide for Students at Klein ISD 1:1 Campuses

2. Day 1 – Tablet Camp Menu (Click buttons to access section content.) Section 1: Your Tablet PC Login Section 3: Log into the LMS Section 2: Activate Microsoft Office Section 6: Digital Citizenship Section 4: Log into Google Section 5: Log into DyKnow

3. Section 1: YOUR TABLET PC LOGIN If you haven’t changed your password: Log into one of the desktop computers in your classroom. Type your username: s and 6-digit ID# ex: s123456 Type your password: s and 6-digit ID # ex: s123456 It will then prompt you to change your password. After you change your password go back to your tablet and log in. Your Tablet PC Slide 1 of 2

4. Section 1: YOUR TABLET PC LOGIN The network login screen will appear. Select OK. Type your username: s and 6-digit ID# ex: s123456 Type your password. You should have created a new password during the first week of school. Your Tablet PC Slide 2 of 2 You have logged into your tablet. Click here to return to the main menu. You have logged into your tablet. Click here to return to the main menu.

5. Section 2: ACTIVATE OFFICE

6. Go to the Start Menu key. Type Word in the Search box. Open Word 2013. Activate Office Slide 1 of 2

7. Section 2: ACTIVATE OFFICE Log in using your username @kleinisd.net: ex: s123456@kleinisd.net Your password is the same one you just used to log in to the computer. Once you have successfully logged in, you will not need to log in again to Office. Activate Office Slide 2 of 2 Click to play the video below. There is no sound. You have finished activating Office. Click here to return to the main menu. You have finished activating Office. Click here to return to the main menu.

8. Section 3: LOG INTO THE LMS

9. Students in Klein ISD schools with 1:1 computing capabilities get to know the Learning Management System – the LMS – quickly. The LMS is the digital learning environment your teachers use to: share and collect assignments post class announcements create collaborative digital assignments Log into the LMS Slide 1 of 7

10. Section 3: LOG INTO THE LMS Bookmark the LMS login page as a favorite in all Internet browsers: kleinisd.blackboard.com Log into the LMS Slide 2 of 7

11. Section 3: LOG INTO THE LMS Log into the LMS Slide 3 of 7 Log in with your ID number as your username and password the first time. Enter your ID number only (just 6 digits, no S) Enter ID number only again (just 6 digits, no S)

12. 1.2.3. Section 3: LOG INTO THE LMS Change your password to something you will remember but others will not easily guess in the Global Navigation Menu. (Drop down delta > Settings > Personal Information) Log into the LMS Slide 4 of 7

13. Section 3: LOG INTO THE LMS Click Change Password on the new page. Log into the LMS Slide 5 of 7 Create a password you will remember but others will not guess. Enter it in both boxes. Click Submit. 4. 5.

14. 1.2.3. Section 3: IDENTIFY YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS Go back to the down delta by your username. Select Settings. Select Personal Information. (Down delta > Settings> Personal Information) Log into the LMS Slide 6 of 7

15. Section 3: IDENTIFY YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS Log into the LMS Slide 7 of 7 You have finished logging into LMS. Click here to return to the main menu. You have finished logging into LMS. Click here to return to the main menu. Select Edit Personal Information Locate your Email Address (Copy and Paste your email address in a Word document. Save the Word document in a secure location.) 4. 5.

16. Section 4: LOG INTO GOOGLE

17. Log into Google Slide 1 of 3 Open Chrome web browser Note: Google email works best in Chrome browser. You can save the shortcut on your desktop or pin it to your taskbar. Chrome browser shortcut Chrome browser pinned to taskbar

18. Section 4: LOG INTO GOOGLE Log into Google Slide 2 of 3 Select Student Email on the StudentNet website OR Sign in at Google.comGoogle.com Username – Use the email address you located in LMS in Section 3. Password – Capital S + your 6-digit Klein ISD number + Capital X Ex: s123456X

19. Section 4: LOG INTO GOOGLE Log into Google Slide 3 of 3 Read the new account message. Select I accept. Continue to my account. Change your Password to a new password that is at least 8 characters long. We recommend you change it to the same password you use to log into your tablet. After selecting Change password, close out of the program. You have finished logging in to Google. Click here to return to the main menu. You have finished logging in to Google. Click here to return to the main menu.

20. Section 5: LOG INTO DYKNOW

21. Go to the Start menu and type in DyKnow. Click on this program to open it. Log into DyKnow Slide 1 of 1 Log in using your username @kleinisd.net: ex: s123456@kleinisd.net Your password is the same one you used to log into the computer. After logging into the program, close out of the program. You have finished activating DyKnow. Click here to return to the main menu. You have finished activating DyKnow. Click here to return to the main menu.

22. Section 6: DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

23. DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP Having available access to the Internet and digital resources means you have responsibilities in the digital world. Throughout the year, you’ll learn more about digital citizenship and what it means to be a responsible Internet user. These topics matter to you today: Keeping your Passwords Secure Responsible Online Activity Resources on StudentNet for Citing Others’ Work Digital Citizenship Slide 1 of 5

24. Keep your passwords safe It’s important to keep your passwords safe. Do not share your password with anyone except your parents (not your best friend, boyfriend/girlfriend, brother/sister – parents only). Do not write your password down and stick it in a safe. Remember it! Do not log into a computer and then let someone else use it. You will be held responsible for anything another person does when you are logged in. Do not leave your computer unattended while logged in. Log out if you have to leave your Tablet PC. Digital Citizenship Slide 2 of 5

25. Be responsible online Digital Citizenship Slide 3 of 5 Everything you post or do online has value or use to someone. In some ways, that’s helpful: Ads that are targeted to your interests Ideas for products to design Communication through social media But information can be used in negative, sometimes criminal ways: By someone who wants to embarrass or bully you By plagiarists who want to claim your content as their own By companies who want to use your information in ways that affect you negatively

26. Be responsible online Universities and colleges may not accept you. Companies may reject your job application or find reasons to fire you. Criminals build profiles of people to scam identities, hack, steal property, physically harm others, and more. Insurance companies use information posted online in blogs, Facebook, Instagram, etc. to deny coverage of medical and auto claims. Be aware of the use and value that your online presence and actions have for others and act with them in mind. Be responsible online. Digital Citizenship Slide 4 of 5

27. Responsible use includes academic integrity Easy access to resources makes it easy to create better products than you can sometimes do on your own. While using others’ resources makes your work better, be sure to credit your sources. Citation Generators on StudentNet make it easier to cite sources. Online Resources available on StudentNet and the campus library website often provide citations for you in copy – paste format. Digital Citizenship Slide 5 of 5 You have finished Digital Citizenship. Click here to return to the main menu. You have finished Digital Citizenship. Click here to return to the main menu.