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Welcome to the Tech Hub! Feel free to come by the Media Center if your device isn't working with a note attached describing the issue. I'll do my best to get it back ASAP or keep you updated if it needs to be sent off for other repairs. You can also let me know how I can help by filling out this form. Feel free to check out the other resource links on the site.
Tech Procedures
Tech Procedures
Quick helpful links!
Quick helpful links!
Other info.
Other info.
Password Change Information
Password Change Information
Quick Guide to Changing Your Email/Network Password for Staff
Go to passwordreset.microsoftonline.com on any device and/or browser, sign in with your full email account with @cms.k12.nc.us. Follow the prompts to get your password changed.
Passwords must be thirteen (13) or more characters.
Include Uppercase and Lowercase letters, Numbers, and Special Characters.
Must be different from the last 10 passwords and can only change password once every 24 hours.
If a student needs to change their password, ask for help from either your teacher or Ms. Haley at the Media Center.
Rebooting Devices
Rebooting Devices
A surprising amount of tech issues can be resolved by restarting your device.
Power Cycle - Turn the device off for about 1 minute
iPad
Hold the top button down down until the “Slide to Power Off” bar appears. Slide your finger along the bar to turn it off. Leave it off for a minute, then turn it back on by holding the power button down.
Chromebook
Hold the power button down until the screen shuts off. Leave it off for a minute, then turn it back on by holding the power button down.
Hard Reset - If the Power Cycle doesn't work, try a hard reset. This can also help to unfreeze a frozen device
iPad:
Press and hold the top button and home button at the same time. When the Apple logo appears, release both buttons.
Chromebook:
Turn off the Chromebook. Press and hold the refresh button and tap the power button. When your Chromebook starts up, release refresh.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Keyboard Shortcuts
Basic Cyber Security
Basic Cyber Security
It's important to stay on top of your information and who's contacting you. Be sure to keep your devices updated. In general, it's best to NOT...
Share personal information over email or the phone
Share personal information on unknown or unsafe websites
Click links from unknown senders
If you think you've fallen for a scam or are unsure if something is a scam, please come by the media center for assistance.
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