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/F/ & /G/ drive access from home; I can't access.
Posted by:If you using your computer at home, and access ClassLink to get to your \F:\ and \G:\ Drives. Please be sure to click the arrow to expand the drop down.
Once you access your files they will be read ONLY.
If you need to edit you will have to download the file to your PC.
After you have edited the files you will need to upload it back to the drive.
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People are getting kicked out of Zoom, what's going on?
Posted by:The account must be created using the link in Classlink to tie it to a school domain for the time issue to go away.
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I've uploaded a video to YouTube and posted the link in Google Classroom. Some student can't view it
Posted by: Susan CreberAssuming the setting of the video is set for either unlisted or public check the YouTube account to which the videowas uploaded. Any video used for instruction must be uploaded to the @sbmc.org account.
YouTube has been unblocked for students. Please make sure the video you’re requesting students view has been “approved”.
When you are logged into your @sbmc.org account and you click into a YouTube video, if it is not authorized for MCSD students you will see a blue bar. If you want to approve it, click approve and then you can share the link with students.
Please see the YouTube approval process instructions here.
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I'm overloaded and doing so much...how can I use my lesson plan to my advantage?
Posted by: Susan CreberUse your lesson plan and to your advantage and to your student’s advantage. Consider listing your lesson plan in G-Class including objectives, bellringer (could make a good discussion question)readings, video of key points of any reading for the day. Make a video recording explaining the assignment or activity. Consider making one page with links to the other pages in your Classroom.
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Outlook is driving me crazy! What can I do to reorganize it?
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On a Zoom session for 35 mins with about 8 students when my screen went black, audio was fine. ??
Posted by: Susan CreberThis sounds like am intermittent, temporary issue with the Zoom platform.
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Why can students un-mute and turn on their camera in a Zoom meeting?
Posted by: Susan CreberThe settings option recommended disables the video for participants upon entry to the meeting. Participants will be able to turn their video on.
During the meeting, if the teacher want to turn off a participants video or kick them from the meeting they can.
Click on participants
Click on participant name
Stop video or remove
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How can I tell if students are logging into Classlink for attendance?
Posted by: Susan CreberThere is a teacher console in Classlink that allows you to see classes and specifically students who entered Classlink that day. Locate this console by typing in "Teacher Console"
Once inside the Teacher Console it looks like this...
Select a School...
Select a School
- Bessey Creek Elementary
- Citrus Grove Elementary
- Crystal Lake Elementary
- Felix A. Williams Elementary School
- Hobe Sound Elementary
- J.D. Parker Elementary
- Jensen Beach Elementary
- Palm City Elementary
- Pinewood Elementary School
- Port Salerno Elementary
- SeaWind Elementary
- Warfield Elementary School
- Dr. David L. Anderson Middle
- Hidden Oaks Middle School
- Indiantown Middle
- Murray Middle School
- Stuart Middle School
- Jensen Beach High School
- Martin County High School
- South Fork High School
- Spectrum Academy
- Environmental Studies Center
- Willoughby Learning Center