Student Learning Devices

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OLA Thank You!

Chromebook Support

The Riverhead Central School District believes that the use of Learning Devices such as Ipads and Chromebooks can lead to better educational outcomes when used appropriately.

As written into our Instructional Technology Plan, we support a learning device for every student to ensure equitable access to technology. For more information on the technology plan please go here.

Device Donations

During the Covid-19 Shutdown, hundreds of Chromebook devices were been donated to help support our students. We are very grateful to OLA of Easterrn Long Island, RCFA, RAPA, PARA and others for their generosity throughout the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Thank you to OLA of Eastern Long Island

If it were not for the Generosity of OLA of Eastern Long Island and Michael Donovan, The Riverhead Central School District could not have supported providing Chromebooks to students in the 2020-2021 School Year. In Total, OLA of Eastern Long Island Donated nearly $1,000,000 worth of devices and software licensing.

Thank you!!!

Chromebook Support

Keeping your Chromebook Secure

Shutdown your Chromebook

Shutting down and powering up a Chromebook is an essential part of its security protocol which includes a procedure called verified boot that can detect malware and eliminate it. If you are using a shared Chromebook and are returning it to a cart, please log out and shut down your Chromebook. For individually issued Chromebooks, it is best to shut down your Chromebook when not in use for a period of a few days.

Sleep setting on Chromebooks

When the Chromebook lid is closed or when the Chromebook is idle for 3 hours, the Chromebook goes into a sleep state preserving all the open windows and tabs. As a Chromebook wakes from sleep state, the student's password is now required.

Chrome Update Restart Notifications

It is important to maintain the latest Chrome OS version. On April 19th, 2021 we will begin displaying notifications to let you know when Google Chromebooks need to be updated.

Updating your Chromebook

How to update your Chromebook

It is important from a security and functionality perspective to keep the OS of your Chromebook up to date. If Google Meet isn't working or Google Docs is acting strangely it could be caused but an out-of-date Chrome OS.

Check for updates yourself

Turn on your Chromebook.
Connect your Chromebook to Wi-Fi.
At the bottom right, select the time.
Select Settings .
At the bottom of the left panel, select About Chrome OS.
Under "Google Chrome OS," you'll find which version of the Chrome operating system your Chromebook uses.
Select Check for updates.
If your Chromebook finds a software update, it will start to download automatically.

Please use this Simulator to learn the exact steps to update your Chromebook to the latest version. Chromebook Simulator

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