Technology
Empowering Lifelong Learners
Language
Users
- Technology
- Self Help Desk
- Denton ISD YouTube Policy
Service Desk
- Service Desk Information
- Service Desk
-
Self Help Desk
- 10 Tips on Identifying Phishing or Spoofing Email
- 2019 - Backing up Computer Files
- Backup to OneDrive
- Adobe Creative Cloud
- Adobe Spark
- Browsers - popup blocker
- BYOD
- Chromebooks
- Dell Premier Tutorial Videos
- Denton ISD YouTube Policy
- Digital Signature - Written
- Digital Signature for Adobe
- Donated Devices
- Google Tools
- GoGuardian Teacher
- iPads
-
Microsoft Office
- Microsoft Work at Home
- One Drive / H drive
- Skype for Business (formerly Lync) Resources
-
Outlook Email Resources
- Calendar Sharing
- Date Event added to Calendar
- Email Size in Outlook / Office 365
- Excel - Protecting Your Workbook
- Office 365 OWA - Outlook Web App
- Outlook - Creating a Signature
- Outlook - Customize Your Mailbox
- Outlook - Difference between Export/Archive
- Outlook - Difference between Export / Archive
- Outlook Searching for DISD Staff
- Remove Mobile Device Connections in OWA
- Spam / Junk Email
- Word - Open to a Blank Document
- Word - Recover File
- Mobile Phones
- Printers
- Setup Computer after Imaging
- Software Center
- Software Standards and Evaluation Process
- TIA
- Unified Voice Messaging System
- YouTube
-
Denton ISD YouTube Policy
Denton ISD restricts YouTube access for any users on the district’s network that are not signed in with their district Google account. If a student or staff member is not signed in to their district Google account, they will see the screen below when trying to access a video that YouTube deems restricted.Additionally, students, when signed in to their district Google accounts may also access any videos that have been pre-approved by district staff members. This process is called whitelisting.
Staff members have unrestricted YouTube access to preview and approve any videos that may be beneficial for student learning. If a teacher finds a video that has been erroneously blocked by YouTube’s strict restriction filters, they may make that video available for students.
Therefore, students are only able to see videos that have passed YouTube’s restricted mode filter and/or that have been approved by a staff member.