"Not sure what is going on with that but when I set up our students I checked the option to force students to change passwords on their first logon. This worked without problems."
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Roger Grant replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Changing Passwords in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education
Gregg Miller replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Changing Passwords in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education"Looks like we just figured out that we need to "transition" them first."
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Changing Passwords in Google Apps
We are just about to deploy this to many of our students, but now I'm realizing that when you are logged in to our Google Apps, if you click on "google settings" to change a password, it re-directs you to the public google log on page. I've seen several other posts about this issue. Anyone know what's up?See More
Gregg Miller replied to Jan Mars's discussion Using Google Apps in the Classroom in the group Google Apps for Education"One of the coolest uses I've seen is our math teacher using a form for kids to enter their homework answers. He has them do the problems on paper, but enter their answers in the form. That way, he knows what problems the kids had trouble with…"
Patricia Donaghy replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Using Google Forms for Science or Math Equations in the group Google Apps for Education"Hi Gregg
Don't know how you can add superscript or subscript to individual questions but you can add them to the description box just below the form heading - using the and tags. You will only see the results in the published form.
eg x2 + x3…"
Gregg Miller added a discussion to the group Google Apps for EducationUsing Google Forms for Science or Math Equations
Anyone figure out how to make a Google Form that uses superscript and subscript for formulas?See More
Matthew replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Listservs in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education"Hi,
Here's a different app you can use to blog or broadcast yourself,
http://www.iteachtoo.com/index.cfm?go=journal.viewpublic&JournalEntryID=51
Matt"
Gregg Miller replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Listservs in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education"We have a couple blogs where it makes sense, mostly, though for information like I think you're referring to, we use RSS news feeds. However, most of our listserv use is very specific, short messages for a select group (i.e. a note to the…"
Tony Thompson replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Listservs in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education"Not sure if this will be helpful, but maybe consider replacing the listserv(s) with a blog(s). Rather than maintain a listserv, you direct parents - or any individual or group - to a blog that has a one-click subscription process. You could create a…"
Gregg Miller replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Listservs in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education"Ok, sorry for my density. Are each of these statements correct?
In order for them to be in a group, they have to have a google account.
I can do a bulk import of names and passwords to create a google account for them.
I can then create a group in…"
Allison Hart replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Listservs in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education"well, not all at once (you can't import group memberships...)
But if you've got a spreadsheet all sorted, you can copy the address column for the group, paste it into the box (it adds the commas automagically when you hit enter) and add…"
Gregg Miller replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Listservs in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education"That sounds like what I'm looking for, however, can I do that with a mass import?"
Gregg Miller replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Listservs in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education"This is for all of our parents. We need our listserv messages to go to whichever email address they've provided for us (home, work, etc.). We weren't planning on giving our parents a gmail account, just a google account so we can put them…"
Allison Hart replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Listservs in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education"you can add external email addresses directly to google groups (part of google apps). they log in to your domain with their "google" account - attached to their own email address. (they would click the link under the normal log in box that…"
Gregg Miller replied to Gregg Miller's discussion Listservs in Google Apps in the group Google Apps for Education"In order for them to be in a group we need to give them an account. That's easy. Then we'd either need them to use that account or go in and forward that account to their current email. It's soooo much more cumbersome than what we…"
Gregg Miller added a discussion to the group Google Apps for EducationListservs in Google Apps
We're considering moving to Google Apps to replace our email server. The onething that's holding us back is our use of listservs. We createlistservs each year for most of our grade levels, our lower school homebases, and all of our athletic teams. We'd like to be able to continuethis. We see how we can do a massive import of user names and passwords(which we assume we'd have to do to create a google account for each ofour parents), but we don't see that there's a way to include aforwarding…See More
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