Technology

Logging Into to a Student Google Account from Home

If you have more than one person sharing a family device, to access Google Apps, you will want to set up a process for ensuring that each person logs out of Google before a student logs on. View a video tutorial (by Mrs. Spinks) for how-to do this.

Single Sign On (SSO) 

After logging on to your SCUSD Chromebook, you will use a SSO and select the Google Chrome Icon and then The SCUSD Portal, aka "ClassLink" in order to log in to sites such as Learning A-Z (RazKids), Footsteps2Brilliance, Typing Agent, Lexia, i-Ready, and other district-supported websites/platforms/apps.

Logging into your Google Classroom and Joining a "Meet" using Google Meet 

• View a video tutorial (by Mrs. Spinks) about how to do this.
• Go to the Student's/Parent's Guide to Google Classroom
• Go to the Google Meet for Students tutorial pdf version

Chromebook Support

Steps for Updating Student Chromebooks

1. Have your student log on to their Chromebook
2. Right click at the very bottom, right corner of their screen (near the battery & internet icons)
3. Click on the Settings icon (the gear/cog wheel symbol)
4. Click on "About Chrome OS" (at very bottom of the list that’s on the left)
5. Click "Check for updates"
6. To apply the updates, click the arrow icon and then select "Restart to update"

Steps for Changing Chromebook Keyboard Settings to “English (US)” keyboard (from “English-International”)- necessary for being able to type apostrophes while using Typing Agent

1. Have your student log on to their Chromebook
2. Right click at the very bottom, right corner of their screen (near the battery & internet icons) OR click on the magnifying glass that’s on the left side of the keyboard
3. Click on the Settings icon (the gear/cog wheel symbol)
4. under the “Device” section click on “keyboard”
5. at the bottom of the list, click on “Change input settings”
6. Under “Input methods” it should be “English (US)”  “enabled”.  If it says something different, click on the blue “ + Add input methods” and then select “English (US)”. Finally, use the X to remove all other keyboard languages that may be listed as “enabled”