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Introduction to Introduction to First Class First Class How to Access First Class, Creating Conferences, and Setting How to Access First Class, Creating Conferences, and Setting Permissions. Permissions. T.Pratt Saltfleet HS Geography

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Introduction to First ClassIntroduction to First Class

How to Access First Class, Creating Conferences, and Setting Permissions.How to Access First Class, Creating Conferences, and Setting Permissions.

T.Pratt Saltfleet HS Geography Department

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Table of ContentsTable of Contents1. Accessing First Class- How to login to First Class from

anywhere.

2. Create a Conference- Design an area to organize and store all of your material.

3. Setting Permissions- Determine who will enter your conference, and what they will be able to do.

4. Assigning Subscribers- Automatically post an icon for your conference to users.

5. Creating a Hand-in Conference- Design a secure area where work may be handed in.

6. Creating a Teacher Conference- Build a space where teachers may share materials, but students cannot!

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Accessing First Class

Create a Conference

Setting Permissions

Assigning Subscribers

Creating a Hand-in Conference

Creating a Teacher Conference

Accessing First ClassAccessing First Class

To access First Class from Home, type the following in the explorer search bar:

http://fcinternet.hwdsb.on.ca

At this point you may either login, or download the windows or mac desktop program (I strongly recommend you download; your screen will look the same as it does at school).

If you choose to download the desktop client, click on the link at the bottom of the First Class page. Follow the download instructions provided. A First Class icon will be added to your dektop once you have finished the setup process.

BUT…..(next page)

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Create a Conference

Setting Permissions

Assigning Subscribers

Creating a Hand-in Conference

Creating a Teacher Conference

BEFORE you login the first time, click the First Class icon, and then advanced (bottom left). Select the setup option in the dialog box that appears.

In the field that reads:Fill in if service is accessible via the networkServer:________________________Type either of the following:

fc.hwdsb.on.ca or fc2.hwdsb.on.ca(there are 2 servers, switch to the other if one is down)

Then click Save. I do not recommend you type in either your User ID, or Password. Storing these fields has caused problems.

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Create a Conference

Setting Permissions

Assigning Subscribers

Creating a Hand-in Conference

Creating a Teacher Conference

Creating A ConferenceCreating A Conference

Once you have accessed First Class, you can start organizing your class material into a format accessible to both staff and students for class, clubs or sports.

First class allows you to create (in order of magnitude) Conferences, Folders, Documents, Messages and Memos.

Think of a conference like a small school. You control who enters (with permissions). Once inside, there can be many doors some locked (other conferences) and some unlocked (folders). News may be posted as messages.

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Create a Conference

Setting Permissions

Assigning Subscribers

Creating a Hand-in Conference

Creating a Teacher Conference

In order to create a conference, you have to navigate to the 555 (Saltfleet) classes area. To find this, click on Saltfleet 555 ,

then Staff and Students,

then 555 Classes.

Creating A ConferenceCreating A Conference

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Now click on New, then click on New Conference.

A new dialogue box will pop-up. Select Standard Conference

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A new icon will appear. Right click on it, and rename it to 555 subject course code

eg. 555GeographyCGC1D

This is a standardized format, please follow it to reduce confusion.

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Find the folder for your department, and drag and drop the new conference you have created into it. If there is not a folder, email T. Pratt or T. Shea. You want to make your conference here so it does not use the memory assigned to your account.

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Creating A ConferenceCreating A ConferenceIt is helpful to develop a system to organize your conference, eg. Units, Curriculum, Help files on first page. Within units, powerpoints in red, worksheets in green, info in black etc.

Congrats, you made it! Now to set permissions.

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Creating a Teacher Conference

Setting PermissionsSetting Permissions

In order to control who enters the conference, you must set the permissions. Right click on the new icon you have made, and scroll down to Permissions.

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Permissions are the access that you will give each user of your conference. Their titles are listed below. Just click on a permission to grant, or remove it (ghosted)

Setting PermissionsSetting Permissions

Moderator

Delete

Create Items

EditApprove Items

Edit Read Only

Save Window Properties

Open Conference

Download Files and Attachments

Send Items

Search Items

View History

Edit Permissions

DeleteOwn Items

Create Subconferences

Open Items

View Permissions

Give Kids TheseBe Careful with These Not for Hand-in or Teacher Not for Hand-in or Teacher

ConferencesConferences

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Students

Setting PermissionsSetting PermissionsIn the “Who” area, type the first letter, space, last name (enter). Start with yourself being the controller. Give the permissions shown to start with.

Teachers

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Setting PermissionsSetting Permissions

Hint: After you type the name, it should appear in the list (or a drop down group to pick it from if there are multiple t shea (s). Pick the 555 person (that is Saltfleet), STUG means student user group, UG means user group (adult).

Once they are entered, press CTRL+C. That will copy the name, so you can paste (CTRL+V) them into the Subscriber or Hand-in section without having to re-type!

Be sure to exclude kids and other staff if you wish by adding 555STUG Disallowed, and 555UG Disallowed.

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Assigning SubscribersAssigning Subscribers

Now you are ready to make your conference “pop-up” on the desktop of those who need it. From the Permissions box, click on Subscribers.

Alternately, right click on your icon, and scroll down to subscribers.

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Assigning SubscribersAssigning Subscribers

A second dialogue box will appear (you can have both open at the same time). Click Add Subscriber.

If you copied the name from permissions, just press CTRL+V and the name will paste. Or type it in again if you wish. This will put it on the subscribers desktop, in the upper left (hidden under the HWDSB logo.)

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Creating a Hand-In ConferenceCreating a Hand-In Conference

To create a Hand-In Conference, you have to create a new conference within your conference. (or use the message requires approval feature, see endnote).

Open your Conference, select New, then New Conference. (See Creating a Conference). Select a Standard Conference, and Rename it. Then Right click on it, and select Permissions. Set the permissions as follows:

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Student

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Teacher

If you copied the name from first permissions, just press CTRL+V and the name will paste.

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Alternately, you can require all messages to have Approval. At the permissions box, click on the arrow beside View, Message Options. In the area that appears, under approval, check the box for messages require approval.

If you choose this method, all posting will appear in italics, until you as the moderator right click on them, and approve (at which time anyone can read them).

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To select all messages require approval, click here.

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If you wish to share information about a course with your peers, but not the kids, you can make a teacher conference within your conference. Click New, select New Conference. Pick Standard Conference, and Rename.

Right click on the icon and select permissions. Set the permissions up as follows on the next slide. Be sure to exclude kids and other staff if you wish by adding

555stug Disallowed, and 555UG Disallowed.

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Be sure to lock the kids out!

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