Helpful FAQs & Videos Troubleshooting Issues
for your Chromebook & Classrooom Equipment
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Please also check out the "Troubleshooting Issues" Page of the Technology Support for Students, Families & Staff site. We are updating it based on questions, concerns and issues shared during this time of Distance Learning.
Please also check out the "Troubleshooting Issues" Page of the Technology Support for Students, Families & Staff site. We are updating it based on questions, concerns and issues shared during this time of Distance Learning.
Creating Google Contact "Labels"
Creating Google Contact "Labels"
You can use labels to email or share documents with a group of people that you use over and over again. Think of it as a "group", but don't confuse it with Google Groups.
How to video here: VIDEO LINK
Accessing BYOD - Staff
Accessing BYOD - Staff
The Pawtucket School District grants its employees the privilege of connecting their personal electronic devices to the PSD-BYOD wireless network. The Pawtucket School District reserves the right to revoke this privilege at any time.
Access to the PSD-BYOD network may also be restricted or revoked at any time to protect the security and stability of the PSD network.
Important Note: BYOD is Bring Your Own Device. It does NOT pertain to district-owned equipment. If you have district-owned equipment that is not connected to our Network, simply submit a Helpdesk Ticket and it will be addressed.
Access Information:
Network traffic on the PSD-BYOD network is filtered and logged.
Certain types of network traffic may be restricted on the PSD-BYOD network.
Users are limited to (1) simultaneous connection to the PSD-BYOD network.
Personal devices will not be connected to Pawtucket School District printers.
The PSD-BYOD network is provided for your convenience and the district cannot guarantee that all devices will be able to connect.
The Pawtucket School District will not provide individual support for connecting to the PSD-BYOD network.
Click here to request BYOD access, if you haven't done so previously.
Remember that the login is your Network/Skyward username and password, so do not add "@psdri.net" at the end of your username.
Using an HDMI to VGA Adapter Cord
Using an HDMI to VGA Adapter Cord
If you have a VGA-only projector in your classroom, it had an HDMI to VGA adapter attached to the VGA cord.
However, we have recently purchased some "all-in-one" cords. Here is a reminder of what goes where...
White arrow: that is the VGA end. It goes into the digital projector.
Red arrow: that is the HDMI end. It goes into the port on your Chromebook.
Yellow arrow: that is the audio cable. It goes into the audio port on the projector (if applicable).
Blue arrow: that is the USB end. You do not need that one. You can ignore it or tape it to the cord if it gets in your way, but DO NOT cut it off.
Connecting an ELMO and Chromebook to a Digital Projector
Connecting an ELMO and Chromebook to a Digital Projector
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