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Confidential April 14 & 15, 2008 SchoolMail™ Training

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Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Sub-Administrator Agenda  Overview of ePALS SchoolMail™ Roles and Hierarchy  ePALS SchoolMail™ Administration Login and Tools  Creating Accounts for Teachers and Students  ePALS SchoolMail™ - Site Management  ePALS SchoolMail™ - Tools  ePALS SchoolMail™ - System  ePALS SchoolMail™ - Support 3

Confidential As an ePals SchoolMail Sub-Administrator, you can:  Provide a safe and secure, multilingual environment to improve communication  Create and manage accounts for teachers, students and other administrators  Set standards of use on a school-by-school, classroom-by- classroom or student-by-student basis  Open new channels of communication using forums, chat, and broadcast 4

Confidential ePals SchoolMail Account Roles  ePALS SchoolMail™ has several different account types with unique privileges.  District Administrator - create accounts for sub-administrators, schools, teachers, students, forums, and chat rooms.  Sub-Administrator – create schools, teachers, students, forums, and chat rooms.  Teacher accounts can be used to give anyone access to your ePALS SchoolMail™ system and its many tools and features. Teacher accounts may be delegated with the monitor roll – every student must be assigned to a monitor.  Students must be assigned to a teacher or monitor. 5

Confidential 6 Hierarchy of SchoolMail™ Users Your username and password give you access and permissions at this level in the Hierarchy

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Logging In 7 To log in: Go to Enter your username and password in the appropriate boxes. Click LOGIN.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Navigating your Administration Site 8

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Navigating your Admin Site  When you are logged into the ePALS SchoolMail™ Administrator interface, you will see the navigation bar near the top of your screen.  The navigation bar lets you easily move to major areas of the system using a single mouse click. The area of the site that you are currently in will be highlighted with a brighter gray.  On each tab page there are links to help you navigate through the admin tool. These are links to the various items in the current section of the Administrator Interface. To use any of the tools listed below the tabs, simply click the corresponding link. 9

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Creating Teacher Accounts 10 To create new teacher accounts: Click USER ADMINISTRATION. Click the CREATE NEW ACCOUNTS button.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Creating Teacher Accounts 11 You can create as many accounts as your license allows. The number of accounts you have available is displayed on the screen beside each role on the “Create New Accounts” Screen. Teacher area, click the INTERACTIVE FORM INPUT button. Click NEXT.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Creating Teacher Accounts 12 Type or paste a list of the teachers to create accounts. Username cannot longer than 32 characters. Click Next. The system will display the list of accounts you have created

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Creating Teacher Accounts 13 When you are satisfied with your accounts, click APPROVE.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – View List of Teacher Accounts 14 The list of teacher accounts displays the teachers’ names, usernames, links to the listings of the students they monitor and links to more detailed account information.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Student Accounts 15 Filter levels control the level of monitoring required for students at this school. Level 1 is the most stringent and Level 4 the least.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Student Accounts  Level 1 - The Monitor must approve every message sent and received regardless of content.  Level 2 - The Monitor receives a copy of every message sent or received, but must approve only those which contain profanity.  Level 3 - The Monitor will only receive messages that contain profanity. These messages will require approval before reaching their destination.  Level 4 - All content filters are off. The Monitor will only receive copies of student messages if ePALS SchoolMail™ is set to flag messages with attachments and then only if the message has an attached file. 16

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Site Management 17 Site Management includes features that can enhance your ePALS SchoolMail™ school websites. For example, you can customize the appearance of each school website.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Site Management 18 Appearance Each school in your District will have its own website that students and teachers will see when they are logged into the System. You can customize the appearance of one, some or all of your school websites. The changes that you make to the navigation bar and background color will apply to every page of the selected school's site. The image and text you select will only appear on the front page (this is the page seen by teachers and students each time they log in).

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Site Management 19 ePALS SchoolMail™’s forums serve as a place where teachers, administrators and students within a school or throughout a District can hold ongoing conversations by posting a series of messages.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Site Management Create forums that are open to all members of your community or just to selected users. Choose to have messages go through a moderator for approval or they can be posted immediately. Forums are designed to make communication easier for groups of people while ensuring that privacy, content and safety standards are upheld. 20

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Site Management 21 Access The Access Control Manager lets you set Read, Write, Moderate and Administrate privileges for a forum.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Site Management 22 To add to the list of users who can access a forum, click ADD

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Site Management 23 Read allows users to view forum messages but not to post new messages or replies. Write lets users post messages but not read other messages on the forum. (This option might be useful for a suggestion box forum.) Read& Write lets a user both view the ongoing forum discussion and contribute their own messages. Moderate gives a user the power to preview, edit and decide whether or not to make public messages submitted by others. Administrate allows a user to edit the forum information, such as language, description and access.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Site Management 24 Chat ePALS SchoolMail™ allows you to create password-secured chat rooms where you can hold live, text based discussions with teachers, students and administrators in your District as well as any other members of the ePALS community whom you care to invite.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Site Management 25 An ePALS SchoolMail™ chat room is a password protected, safe, secure place for a virtual Meeting.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - Tools 26 In this area, you can send and receive , organize your in folders, save and other information in an address book and have the system send automatic replies when you are away.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Tools 27 Your Inbox displays a list of your received messages. Columns in the display list the sender, date and subject of the message. A paper clip in the first column indicates that this message contains an attachment.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - Tools 28 If you wish to translate this message, use the pull-down menus to select the language to TRANSLATE FROM and to TRANSLATE TO. Click TRANSLATE.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - Tools 29 If you change your mind, just click UNDO TRANSLATION.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Tools 30 When a full text message is displayed, you can: Save Address Click SAVE ADDRESS to add the address of the sender to your Address Book. Print Click PRINTABLE VERSION to format the message for easy printing. Translate You can translate messages you send or receive.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - Tools 31 Folders List: Allows you to manage your folders. Folders let you organize your . You can move messages between folders, create new folders and sub- folders.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - Tools 32 Address Book allows you to save a list of addresses as well as personal information. The Address Book displays the full name and address of persons in your list. You can display your list of addresses by , by nickname or by group.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – Tools 33 Broadcast makes it easy for you to send messages to a targeted group of teachers and/or students. Using a search interface similar to the one used for account management, you can find and choose groups of students or teachers as recipients for an based on your search criteria.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - Tools 34 To prepare an broadcast: Click the TEACHER and/or STUDENT checkboxes to indicate whether the message is going to teachers, students or both. Enter the search criteria to specify the users to whom you want to send this message. Click DISPLAY MATCHES. You will be shown a list of all the members of your community who match the criteria.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - Tools 35 Click DISPLAY MATCHES. You will be shown a list of all the members of your community who match the criteria.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - Tools 36 Click SEND BROADCAST when the list is complete. A compose message page is displayed where you can create an message for broadcast to the selected recipients.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - Tools 37 The File Sharing and Storage tool allows you to store files and retrieve them from any computer, anywhere. In addition, you can use File Sharing to distribute and collect files from colleagues located anywhere in your ePALS SchoolMail™ system.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - Tools 38 You have three storage areas that have different access privileges: My Private Files: Only you have access to these files. My Shared Files: Designated as available to other users. Other Shared Files: These are files that other members have in their “My Shared Files” folder.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - System 39 The System area of the ePALS SchoolMail™ administrative interface allows you to make District-wide changes, add schools, grades, subjects.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - System 40 As an administrator, you have the power to make changes that will affect all of your teachers and students at all of your schools. This includes monitoring levels and support information.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – System 41 Flagged Word List: Enter a word in the text box and click CHECK to see whether the word is already on the list of flagged words. If the word is currently flagged, you will see a message like this: Word found on ePALS’ flagged word list. To add the word from your Flagged Word list, click FLAG WORD. To remove the word from your Flagged Word list, click UNFLAG WORD.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - System 42 The Filter Languages link allows you to view and adjust the languages in which student is examined for inappropriate content. When a language is turned on, the Flagged Words List will be used to look for profane words in that language in student messages.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - System 43 The access level determines where students can send to and receive from. Student access levels are restricted to one the following options: Class/Monitor School District ePals Internet

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - System 44 Filter levels control the level of monitoring required for students at this school. Level 1 is the most stringent and Level 4 the least.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - System 45 You can indicate whether messages with attachments should be monitored on their way to or from students. Select Yes (flags all attachments) or No (flags no attachments)

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - System 46 The support address is where help queries from teachers and students will be sent. You can answer these questions or you can delegate the task to another administrator. You can use any address as your support address although the person receiving these messages should be someone with Administrator access.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail - System 47 You can designate a specific URL that users go to when they log out of ePALS SchoolMail™.

Confidential ePals SchoolMail – System 48 Click REPORTS to view statistical information about your ePALS SchoolMail™ system. The system report will contain the following information: Active Accounts Disabled Accounts Monitors Schools Student Filter Levels Forums Chat rooms

Confidential ePals – Customer Fulfillment ePals has a team of Activation Specialists that will assist you every step of the way:  Provide assistance in uploading accounts for your teachers and students  Provide online training materials for you and your teachers  Schedule “Getting Started” Webinars  Offer “After-School” Webinar sessions for you and your teachers To contact our team or schedule a Webinar session please send an to: 49

Confidential ePals – Online Tools  Login Location:  Administrator’s Guide can be found at:  Teacher’s Guide can be found at:  “How to Get the Most out of ePals” 50

Confidential ePals Customer Fulfillment Team  Tim DiScipio, Co-Founder and CMO  Victoria McEachern, Director Customer Fulfillment and Management  Jacky Little, Account Activation  Julie Martin, Sales Administrator  ePals Customer Fulfillment Team (General Delivery Mailbox)  ePals Support Team (unlimited support) 51