We would like to provide some important information about using your Chromebooks, focusing on local data and Google Drive.
Limited Storage: Chromebooks have limited local storage. It’s essential to regularly back up important files to avoid running out of space.
Temporary Files: Be aware that files stored locally may not be permanent. For instance, in the event of a system reset or when switching devices, locally stored files can be lost. Always back up any crucial files to the cloud or an external device.
Downloads Folder: The Downloads folder is the default location for saving files locally. However, this folder is also temporary and may be cleared if space is needed or if the device is reset.
Automatic Syncing: Your Chromebook is designed to work seamlessly with Google Drive. Files saved in Google Drive are automatically backed up and can be accessed from any device with internet access.
File Organization: Use Google Drive to organize your files into folders. This makes it easier to find and manage your documents, assignments, and projects.
Offline Access: You can make files available offline in Google Drive. This is useful if you need to work on documents without internet access. Remember to enable offline access for the specific files you need.
Security and Sharing: Google Drive offers robust security features, including file sharing permissions. Be mindful of whom you share your files with and the level of access you grant.
Attention students, it's time to update your security questions to ensure the security of your accounts. As a reminder, our password requirements are strict and must be adhered to for your safety. Your new password must contain a minimum of 8 characters, including at least one number and one capital letter. Additionally, please refrain from using your previous password, BC number, your name, or your date of birth for security reasons. Thank you for your cooperation in maintaining the integrity of our system and safeguarding your personal information.
Please be advised that installing third-party applications or extensions on Chromebooks may result in voiding the warranty for repairs. Any modifications made to the original system configuration, including the addition of unauthorized software, could compromise the integrity of the device and hinder our ability to provide support. To ensure the continued functionality and warranty coverage of your Chromebook, we strongly recommend refraining from installing third-party apps or extensions that are not approved or verified by MOE.
With the past-paced world of the internet, online stores are convenient, speedy and accessible from our digital devices. Because of it's accessibility, online shopping has grown in popularity significantly.
This exposes us to online threats such as scams, viruses and malware.
Want to know more about cyber security and safeguarding yourself against cybercrimes and threats?
If you or someone you know has been affected by cyber-bullying, use these quick tips to deal with this problem.
Cyber-bullying is hard at any age, but especially for young people who can't escape the digital world. This handout by Facebook and the MLC gives some advice for those dealing with this troubling issue.
Joining a Meeting
Open Google Classroom or click the Google Meet link provided by your teacher.
Sign in using your school account.
Click Join now.
During the Lesson
Keep your microphone muted unless asked to speak.
Turn on your camera if required by your teacher.
Use the Raise Hand feature to ask questions.
Use the Chat responsibly for lesson-related discussions only.
Online Etiquette
✅ Be punctual.
✅ Use appropriate language.
✅ Pay attention and participate actively.
✅ Respect your teachers and classmates.
Leaving the Meeting
Click the Leave Call button when the lesson ends or when instructed by your teacher.
Need Help?
If you experience technical issues, inform your teacher or contact the school's ICT support team.
Or you can download a suitable app on your phone to help you download your pictures into PDF file.
Why do you need to do this?
When you submit your work in PDF file, online marking can be done on it.
When do you do this?
If you have a hardcopy worksheet which requires you to submit work on Google classroom. You take photos of your worksheet, convert them to PDF file, then you submit.
Click "Unsubmit".
Make your changes and then
click "TURN IN" again when you are ready to submit.