The document provides information about a student IT induction at a college. It includes: - Signing an acceptable use policy and changing passwords. - Learning how to log onto the college network, access email and storage accounts, find timetables and portals. - Being shown how to save work to cloud storage or network drives and use printing services. - Information on staying safe online, managing digital footprints, and available support resources. - Quizzes and activities to help students remember the material covered.

1. Welcome to your IT Induction
September 2014
We hope you have an enjoyable and successful year

2.  Discuss the Acceptable Use Policy and sign it
 Log onto the college network
 How to save your work
 Locate student portal (Moodle)
 Access e-ILP
 Locate group timetable (CELCAT)
 Access college e-mail account/push emails
 OneDrive
 Access Moodle Classrooms
 Printing
 Student E passport
 Stay safe online - videos
 Plenary Activities
Induction Objectives:
Tutor
notes
Them – Us – Respect – Engage – Achieve

3. 3
Acceptable User Policy
CONTACT IT support: (servicedesk@Sparsholt.ac.uk)
You should only use college IT equipment for your own studies, research,
college work and projects.
When using the College IT services you must:
• Comply with the law at all times
• Not interfere with anybody else's use of these facilities and services.
• If you think your account has been compromised change the password
and contact the IT service desk for advice.
Know the key points of the college acceptable use policy and sign it.
(register)
Acceptable use policy - acceptance is by default, by logging on to the
network

4. 2
Log in
Log onto the network
• Press (crl+alt+delete) now type in your……
Username
Your username: is your ID number – not the letters eg :
12345678
Password
and your default password: is your ID number with the letters eg :
Bac12345678
You must change your password. It must have:
6+ characters, the first letter must be a CAPITAL and then a mixture of
alpha-numeric)
Here is an example: Bill123 It is a good
idea to
change your
password
every term
Student activity

5. There are several ways to save your work when you are in college.
The most important thing to remember is to save your work regularly.
Save your work
 Save to your OneDrive account – 25GB (log in using your
college email address)
Navigate to find your z drive and save your work (3GB – please
note no access out of college)
X Not on the c drive and NOT ON THE DESKTOP
 Save to a memory stick
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Save your work

6. • Navigate to the student portal (Moodle)
• Log in to Moodle
• Explore the Moodle front page by clicking on the
buttons to see where they take you
• Enrol onto your Moodle classroom
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Moodle
Moodle app available!…. Go to the app store for your
device.
Student activity
Stay in Moodle for
the next activity

7. Find your e-ILP (a) and check your personal profile
data.
Check your qualifications/or enter your GCSE results
and other qualifications under Achievements. Your tutor
needs to verify (approve) these from the official results
slip or certificates.
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Your E-ilp & timetables
Check that you know where to find your timetable (b)
a
b
Student activity

8. Please note your teacher will only email you
via your college email
And remember you should only email staff
from your college email and not your personal
account.
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Email
• You can access your college email from Moodle.
Your college email address will look similar to this:
12345678@stu.sparsholt.ac.uk
• To access your email out of college go to Moodle or do
a google search for 365
• Push college emails to your personal email inbox, find
the details in your E passport leaflet

9. What is OneDrive ?
OneDrive is a secure, online space that allows you to store
and share up to 25 GB of documents, photos and other files.
(Maximum upload for one file is 2 GB)
• The college has set up your OneDrive account, all you need
to do is to log on using your college email address.
• You will be asked to set your time zone, select “ (UTC)
Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London “ hit Save.
• You will see your email.
• Select the OneDrive option; please note that it can take up to
24 hours for your account to be verified
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OneDrive

10. 0
Microsoft have launched Student Advantage to provide students with a
free subscription of Office 365 ProPlus.
Student Advantage
FAQs
How many machines/devices can I run this subscription on?
Each subscription license allows you to run Office on up to five machines being
Mac or PC. You can also run Office Mobile for Android or Office Mobile for
iPhone on up to 5 mobile devices.
Is this a full version Office?
Yes, this is full Office on the PC, Mac, iPhone/iPod Touch, and Android platform
and all are available for offline use.
How long will the free subscription of Office 365 ProPlus last for?
You will be licensed for the duration of your course(s) because the license is
linked to your stu.chi.ac.uk email account.
Could there be issues using Office Office 2013 ProPlus on my personal
device, and Office 2010 at college or university?
To open a Microsoft Word 2013 .docx or .docm file in Word 2010 or 2007, you
don’t need to do anything extra. Just open the file.
For previous versions of Office, you can view Microsoft's compatibility webpage.
Click here
for more
details
There will be a
College link set up for
students to access this
at the beginning of
term

11. Printing:
• First time - swipe your ID card and log in
• After your initial login you will be able to swipe your ID card to use
the printer
• You will be given £2.00 of print credits
• You can buy print credits, minimum £1 from the LRC, Andover
Study Centres and Reprographics (in the last term it will be more
flexible)
Save money by:
 proof reading and spell checking your work before you send it to print.
 using Reprographics, especially if you are printing in colour
 Remember you need to budget your print credits so that you have
enough to print your work for all your courses.
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REPRO PRINTERS
Black & white A4 A3 A4 A3
Single sided 4p 5p 5p 6p
Double sided 7p 9p 9p 11p
Black and white print charges
REPRO PRINTERS
Black & white A4 A3 A4 A3
Single sided 15p 16p 16p 17p
Double sided 29p 31p 31p 33p
Colour print charges
Printing, scanning & photocopying

12. Topics to consider:
• Social networking
• E-mails
• Chat rooms and instant messaging
• Cyber bullying
• Digital footprints
You need to be aware of the dangers of being careless
with your personal information online – if you wouldn’t
give out the information to a stranger in the street you
should not be giving it out over the internet.
Useful website
www.thinkuknow.co.uk
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PLEASE NOTE
There are lots of
resources and
activities to support
staying safe on line in
the Moodle Tutorial
Support classroom
Stay safe online

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Do you really have a private
life online?
What does your digital footprint
say about you?
Stay in control of your personal digital information : http://ico.org.uk/Youth/section3/intro
Digital footprints: Many universities and employers now use the
internet to check up on you!
So, keep safe and don’t put too much information about yourself
online and focus on doing positive things.
It would be a shame if you were not
selected for a place at university or a job because of bad or
inappropriate content you have posted online.
Stay safe online
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-e98hxHZiTg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9udrvJNTEww

14. Teachers’ notes
The masters for the following are in the Tutorial Support classroom
• Teacher notes for the presentations
• Student e passport
• OneDrive leaflet
• Pushing emails leaflet
• How to use the printers
• Student IT induction PowerPoint presentation
• NEW!! STAY SAFE ONLINE – This is an important issue and should
not be treated lightly. There are a series of PowerPoint presentations
on this topic in the Health & Safety Moodle page as well as Tutorial
Support
home

15. How much can you remember?
Teachers:
There are some quizzes/activities at the end of this presentation, choose
the one that best suits your audience.
Quiz 1
Word search
Quiz 2
Anagrams
Quiz 3
Spin the wheel

16. INSTRUCTIONS Save this presentation to your user space to
complete the word search.
Right mouse and change the pointer to a pen.
Words to find:
Push, social media, cyberbullying,
IDnumber, zdrive, breaks, onedrive,
acceptable use, six
Solve the clues and then find the words
in the word search grid.
Your college user name is your _______.
Your password must be at least
_____characters.
The _______________is the policy that
tells you what you can and cannot do when
you are using a college pc.
You can save your work on the college
network on the _______ or in the cloud by
using your ____________account.
It is important to take regular
_________away from the pc screen to
avoid visual fatigue.
You can ______your college emails to your
personal account.
You should report ______to a teacher or
tutor.
You should be careful when you use
_________sites.
Choose
another
quiz

17. Q5 privacy
Q2 Print
credits
Q6 E
passport
Q1
OneDrive
Q3 Digital
footprint Q4
cyberbully
INSTRUCTIONS Read the clues and match the answers by solving the anagrams.
Teachers: click on the coloured shapes to check the answers
yviaprc
llyybercub
vDrOenie
pgidnoo
itrilattf
2 words ritpn
sdtirec
2 words
Spp-ertaos
Q1 The place to
access your email and
store your work
Q2 You are given £2 worth of these at the
beginning of term
Q3 A record of your
online activities
Q4 Someone who harasses or abuses
someone on line is called this
Q5 Change these
settings to filter access
to your social media
accounts
Q6 This booklet tells you all about how to
behave when using the college IT facilities
Choose
another
quiz

18. Questions
Do 2 clicks the first
time to get the
wheel started
TEACHERS Please note:
There are other possible
answers to the questions.
The ones included are
suggestions.
Stay
safe
online
netiquette
Choose
another
quiz