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IT Procurement Policy

Need Help with a Printer? See ZOOM FAQ

Trouble connecting to your Zoom Meetings?

Please try these three fixes:

• If you get the pop-up that says it's an internal meeting. Leave the meeting. Then on the right of your Zoom app window, it says "Sign-in with Google" Click that link, enter your school email address and school password. Then go back to the meeting link and click it again.

• If you are not on a Chromebook and you are using the web browser interface, you should scroll down to the bottom of the login window and use the Google Authentication choice to login using your school email address and password.

• We recommend you download the desktop client or use the mobile app. The Zoom Web Portal does not allow access to restricted meetings which many teachers are using for extra security.

Zoom Meeting How To Guide

How to Set Up Screencastify

iPevo Troubleshooting for Video/Audio Lag Are you using an iPevo doc camera & Google Meet? See this how-to guide for managing your videoconference needs. Are you using an iPevo doc camera & Zoom? See this how-to guide for managing your videoconference needs.

Do you need to check your voicemail working remotely? Call your school’s main number. Hit * when you hear the greeting. Wait until it asks for your ID, enter your extension followed by #. It will prompt you for your password. Enter your password followed by #.

Laws in the Digital Classroom Cheat Sheet Remote Learning Student Privacy Resources

Student Privacy:

A friendly reminder regarding our process for reviewing & vetting online applications, tools, and extensions: instructional Software must follow district guidelines in concert with LCAP and agreed Board adopted curriculum. Online applications, tools, and extensions must adhere to the CA student privacy agreement to be considered for use. If you are interested in using a digital resource that requires students to log in to the resource to either access or produce content, please complete this form: LGSUHSD Technology Request Form

Please read our Google FAQ. & here's more information Google Education Apps, in AB 1584 Compliance, Data Privacy Guidebook, , Created by F3, CETPA "Pause Before You Post" video for professional development, Created by F3, CETPA and CommonSense Education. Data Processing Amendment to G Suite. Great tools for new hire orientation, and trainings/staff meetings with Administrators, Teachers, Coaches and adjunct staff. Google provides this template for parents for YouTube, Maps, and Blogger. Google+ is turned off for our students.

* CSDPA and Exhibit E to enable all CA LEAs piggyback off this privacy agreement. The CSDPA is signed once with any district and uploaded to the CA Student Privacy Alliance (CSPA) site. Then any other Subscribing LEA can download the Exhibit E and cosign. When the Subscriber LEA uploads their Exhibit E, the system knows to tie any new Exhibit Es to the original CSDPA signed, so there is a record of both the original agreement and the subscriber agreement tied to every LEA signing an Exhibit E

The executed Exhibit E serves as the written agreement between the provider and the LEA in order to meet the Ed Code 49073.1 (AB 1584) requirement for a written contract. This has been vetted by several law firms, PTAC, Kathleen Stiles, Chief Privacy Officer DOE, and the CA Attorney General’s office, so no further language should be needed.

** What are G Suite for Education core services? The G Suite for Education (formerly called Google Apps for Education) core services are the heart of Google’s educational offering to schools. The core services are Gmail (including Inbox by Gmail), Calendar, Classroom, Contacts, Drive, Docs, Forms, Groups, Sheets, Sites, Slides, Talk/Hangouts and Vault. These services are provided under the G Suite agreement.

Schools can use G Suite core services in compliance with COPPA and FERPA. G Suite core services contain no advertising and do not use information in those services for advertising purposes.

More than 50 million students, teachers and administrators in almost every country in the world rely on G Suite to learn and work together. We are committed to protecting the privacy and security of all our users, including students.

Please note that there are additional services outside of the G Suite core services that G Suite users can access. These services are not governed by the Student Privacy Pledge or the G Suite agreement, so we may use information in these services in ways we would not for G Suite core services. For example, additional services may serve ads, and Google may use information in these additional services to improve them. For G Suite users in primary/secondary (K-12) schools, Google does not use any user personal information (or any information associated with a Google Account) to target ads. Please review the G Suite Privacy Notice, Google Terms of Service and Google Privacy Policy. Learn more about the differences between core services and additional services below.

Vendors: Interested in our staff/students using your tool, complete this PDF and send to Tech Support to adhere to CA Student Data Privacy Law for all approved APP's on our portal.

Copyright:

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