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The best way to protect yourself from cyber-attack is being less of a target. The easiest is enabling two-factor authentication on Google. Every new device that logs into your account will require a unique code that Google will text message to your phone. This can be done on iCloud, Facebook, and other platforms.

In collaboration with Curriculum & Instruction, the Digital Learning Scope & Sequence has transitioned from Phase 1 drafting to Phase 2 resource development. Aligning the DLSS to existing curriculum will take place by designing exemplar lessons and units for easy implementation in the classroom. For more information, contact Stu Jernigan (JerniganD@sfusd.edu)

It's time for refresh of all Laptops for Educators (L4E) devices this school year! Over half of district sites have already either successfully completed or coordinated an exchange event with DoT. A current list of past & upcoming exchange events and eligibility requirements can be found at l4e.sfusd.edu. Site leaders looking to schedule an exchange event can submit a ticket at help.sfusd.edu to request those details.

Safe & responsible uses of social media is at the forefront of how we approach the impact of cyberbully and Social/Emotional Learning. THINK before you post and respond!

Find answers to frequently asked technology-related questions at the DoT Help Desk online service request system at help.sfusd.edu. If you do not see the answer or solution that you are looking for, you can submit an online service request ticket on the same page.

Did you know you can automatically receive an email at 5 am with your calendar’s agenda for the day? Learn more about turning on the daily agenda email.