The DoT Comm

Google's strength is the ability to share and collaborate with others. With this convenience, we must take care not to overshare Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Before you share a resource, think about who has what kind of access and what can they do with it?

Designate up to two 2019-20 Digital Learning Facilitator teacher leaders today at bit.ly/dleaf2019 to be your direct connection to the Dept. of Technology!

Contact Dan Frost for more information

DEADLINE! If you have yet to exchange your Laptops for Educators (L4E) device, you must do so before August 12. Please submit a ticket at help.sfusd.edu to request a time to make an exchange. Eligibility requirements can be found at l4e.sfusd.edu. There will also be an L4E device exchange opportunity at Digital District Day on August 12 at John O’Connell High School.

We already have 45 schools that are Digital Citizenship Certified by Common Sense Education, and we are expecting at least 30 more schools to become certified over the next few weeks! Is your school on the list?

Reach out to Dan Frost for more information.

Teachers that have a Laptops for Educators (L4E) MacBook Air can self-install school printers. Watch this short video on how to install a school printer.

Submit to help.sfusd.edu for more information.

Did you know you can snooze an email until later? This allows you to “hide” the email and then have it reappear as an unread message at a later date/time of your choosing. Learn more about snoozing emails in Gmail.