• How to Reserve Tech Carts and Media Spaces

    This quick tutorial video demonstrates the steps to sign up and reserve the iPad baskets, the Media Center spaces, and the four technology carts that circulate throughout the campus.
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  • How To Use Audacity

    Audacity is an audio recording program.  It allows users to record single or multiple track and has extensive editing capabilities.  This is just a basic tutorial to get you started.  This program has so many uses in the classroom.  Here are just a few: record test questions for a read aloud, have students record their essays as part of the proofreading process to hear the mistakes they don't catch while reading, mix a variety of vocals in chorus or instruments in band, create sound effects, record instructions for your students for a substitute to playback for them, record a welcome greeting and add it to your school web page...  I'm sure you can think of many more!  Take a moment to try it - Audacity.
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  • Web Help Desk Tutorial

    A step by step guide through the process of submitting a WHD ticket for technology/network assistance. Make sure to include all important details and attempts to correct the issue in your ticket notes.

    https://sites.google.com/a/abss.k12.nc.us/tech/for-staff/web-help-desk-guide
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  • Accessing and Viewing Student Information in NCEdCloud

    The link below contains instructions for teachers to access and view student IAM information.  Please remember that each teacher can see his or her students' information. This is the login information needed for Canvas.

    https://ncedcloud.mcnc.org/teachers
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  • DWH Tutorial

    This handout walks you through the process of finding student information in Data Warehouse.  This is where you can find student Google account information as well as computer passwords for students.  Remember that DWH contains private student information and should not be printed or shared.
    https://goo.gl/7NLxTY
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  • Clearing the Cache

    This is a great how to and walk's you step by step through clearing your browser's cache.  There are instructions for Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Android.  Internet browser's store information on your computer's hard drive.  Occasionally clearing your browser's cache can eliminate some web page problems.  
    http://www.wikihow.com/Clear-Your-Browser's-Cache
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