School Resources - Office.com, OneDrive, Outlook, Applications

• Computing
• Lower Secondary (Key Stage 3)

School Resources - Office.com

OneDrive

Teams

Outlook (Email)

Office Application

Office.com

Your one stop shop for all your school files, office programs and emails.

Open www.office.com  - save this URL in your mind, as you will need it to access your school resources at home.

Name as many devices
as you can that store data

Storage Devices

Many of you will think of real devices

• Computers, phones, cameras, laptops, tablets etc...

Some of you will put the actual storage device

• Hard drive, USB stick, SD card, DVD

USB STICK

HARD DRIVE

SD CARD

DVD

What is cloud storage?

Cloud Storage

• Data is stored online and not on your device
• 24/7 access from around the world
• Need an internet connection

Our School File System

• Is a cloud based system
• Your files are never actually in school - they are online
• You can access them anywhere with a web browser
• You use your school email and normal password 

eg:

[e-mail]

Teacher Demo

Show logging in to office.com and then clicking onedrive

Demo making a folder

Demo making an office file and opening it, cutting, pasting and renaming files. 

Exercises

1. Log in to office.com and click onedrive
2. Create folder for Computer science and other main subjects
3.  Create "new" word document, edit in browser and save to computer science folder.
4. Move this file to Maths folder
5. Delete the file
6. Open word from start menu
7. Save to S:\onedrive and close word
8. Go back to browser and re-open this document, make a change and save it again
9. Delete the file on the S: 

Teams

Microsoft Teams is a communication and collaboration platform widely used in education for sharing resources, assignments, and supporting learning. At The Garibaldi School, its main purpose is to share Independent Learning Tasks (ILTs), distribute class resources, and allow students to access their timetables through the calendar feature.

Teacher Demo - Navigating Teams

I will demonstrate how to navigate Teams.

Demo how to navigate to the different teams.

Demo how to open the calendar to view your timetable.

Demo how to upload work (and turning in) when submitting assignments.

Task - Teams

Now that you have watched the demonstration I want you to explore your Teams profile.

1. Check each of your lessons for this half terms ILT (remember to check this regularly)!
2. Check your calendar and check your timetable (remember this is where to go, if you ever lose your timetable)!
3. Make sure that you understand the process of submitting assignments and turning them in.

What is an email?

Emails (Outlook)

Microsoft Outlook is an email  service for communication. At The Garibaldi School, it allows teachers and students to manage emails.

You can use email to send text, images and files to another person.

Email Structure

Do you know the structure of a formal email?

Subject

Message Body

sign off

Salutation

concluding sentence

Introduction

Recipent address

Do!

• Have a clear Subject
  
• Have a professional salutation (not hey, yo, hiya etc)
  
• Proofread your email before you send it
  
• Use it as you would use a letter

Don't!

• Treat email like social media messaging !
  
•  write too much. Be precise and brief
  
• Use slang/humour as it can be lost in reading
• Send inappropriate messages to peers as all student emails are scanned / monitored by the school system.

Other considerations

When you know the person:

• Either first name or
  
• Ms or Mr using surname (do not use Mrs or Miss)
  
• Start your message with a positive (eg I hope you are well)
  

When you don't know them:

• Use Dear Sir/Madam
  
• Start the email with who you are (My name is.....)

Teacher Demo

Using Office 365 - Outlook

TEACHER DEMO of composing an email

USE professional standards

Task - Write an email to your favourite teacher

You are going to write a formal email to a teacher at Garibaldi about a great lesson you have had

• You should include:
  
• A precise subject
  
• A formal salutation (eg Dear Mr Smith or Ms Smith)
  
• An introduction
  
• The message body itself
  
• And finally a signoff

DO NOT SEND UNTIL INSTRUCTED TO BY YOUR TEACHER!!!