Also see the
Troubleshooting
Page.
What is the Salem School District’s
web address?
The SSD web page
is located at http://www.salemschooldistrictnh.com.
What is the address of the Salem
School District webmail?
The address of SSD
webmail is http://www.salem.k12.nh.us:1420/.
Can I check my SSD webmail only from
school?
No. You can check your webmail from home or any
other computer with Internet capabilities.
Can I go to the Department of
Information Technology at the Foss School to choose Media materials?
Yes.
Teachers are welcome visit the Foss School between 7:45 AM – 3:15 PM each day at Foss School, 287 Lawrence
Road, to look at the collection of videos, tapes and big books.
Where should I return Media materials – Foss School or the high
school?
All media materials should be sent to
the Department of Information Technology at Foss School.
What computer and TV supplies are provided by the Department of
Information Technology?
The Department of Information
Technology supplies batteries, cables, mice, and mouse pads.
Each school will supply printer
refill cartridges, floppies, CD’s, blank videotapes, and specialty paper.
What printer cartridge do I need?
Check the
type of printer you have and talk to your school’s secretary for replacement.
Since I use my personal computer or laptop for schoolwork, can the
Department of Information Technology fix it?
The Media Department does not fix
personal property.
Where do I send messages to be posted for the school district TV
channel - channel 6?
All information to be posted on
Channel 6 should be sent to Gabriel Bruno at the high school,
gbruno@salem.k12.nh.us.
Where should I send messages for community access television?
Community access information should
be sent to Tom Giarrosso at the high school or fax the Media Center at
898-0207.
Where should I send workshop registration sheets?
All workshop registration sheets
should be sent to Linda Cornwell at the Superintendent’s Office.
Who do I talk to if I have a problem
with my computer?
Contact one
of the mentors in your school. Your
mentor will check out the problem and call the Department of Information
Technology (078) if more help is needed.
I can’t get on the Internet from my
machine.
·
If you can
go to other sites, the page you are trying to reach might be down.
·
Check to
see if gray or blue network cable is loose.
·
If your
cables are connected, check to see if others in your building are also having
the same difficulty. If so, the network
may be down, contact the Department of Information Technology (078).
My hard drive has crashed; are my documents lost?
All
teachers should be saving their work on the network. When something happens to your computer, you can find your work
from another networked computer. No
files will be lost when you save on the network.
Can the Department of Information Technology purchase software for
my classroom?
The IT Department does sometimes have
funds to make software purchases.
Please contact the the Department of Information Technology.
Can I install software on my classroom computer that I have
purchased?
You will not be able to install your
own software on most of the district’s machines. Please contact the IT Department for help (078).
Can my software be installed on my machine and another machine
(home or another classroom)?
The basic rule is one piece of
software for each machine but some software companies allow installation on
both home and classroom computers.
Check licensing agreement included with your software. Inspiration and Kidspiration
allows you to install their software at home.
You will find a copy in your school library.
Can I create a class web page and connect it through the SSD site?
At this
point, the SSD is supporting teacher pages through SchoolNotes.com. Each district school’s web page has a link to
this page. For more information, please
call the Department of Information Technology.
How can I get professional development
technology hours other than SSD workshops?
New
Hampshire Public Television has many choices on getting technology and other professional
development hours -http://www.nhptv.org/kn/profdev
The NH
Department of Education has learning centers throughout the state with choices
on workshops - http://www.nheon.org/centers/index.htm.
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