Configuring Microsoft Authenticator App for Multifactor Authentication (MFA)

What is Microsoft Authenticator App? Configuring the Microsoft Authenticator app for Office 365 Multifactor Authentication will save you time and effort by eliminating the need to enter verification codes by hand when signing into St. Lawrence resources or applications that are protected by Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). If you already have the authenticator app configured, you can set it as your default from the Microsoft Security website. Setup Instructions Setup the Microsoft Authenticator App NOTE: You'll need your COMPUTER and your PHONE for this process First: On your computer: Visit…

Clearing Browser Cache

Below you will find links to instructions for clearing the browser cache in popular browser software. Clearing the browser cache may improve performance of malfunctioning websites. Internet Explorer 10 and 11 Microsoft Edge Google Chrome Safari 8+ Firefox

Change View and Focused Inbox in Outlook

Focused Inbox If you cannot see emails in Outlook that you should be receiving, try turning off Focused Inbox. If this does not work, check the Junk Email folder. Windows - Legacy Outlook At the top of your screen, click View. If Show Focused Inbox is highlighted, click it to turn it off. Mac Open Outlook on your computer. On the upper left corner of your screen, click Outlook. Click Settings. Next to Focused Inbox, uncheck the box that reads Sort Messages into Focused and Other. Webmail Go to outlook.office.com on your computer. On the upper right of your screen, click the Settings gear icon…

Adding Syndicated Sources in WordPress

Log in to https://blogs.stlawu.edu with your St. Lawrence user name and password Go to Dashboard Go to Plug-ins Activate the FeedWordPress plug-in Go To Syndication Enter the URL* in for 'New source:' and click Add *The URL must follow this format: http://blogs.stlawu.edu/ thesitename/?feed=rss2 For example, https://blogs.stlawu.edu/mattsblog becomes http://blogs.stlawu.edu/mattsblog/?feed=rss2

Adding Room Resource Calendar to Outlook

Outlook 2010, 2013, and 2016 In your Outlook client, click the Calendar tab In the top menu ribbon, click the Folder tab, click on Open Calendar, and select the option to open From Room List... In the search field, enter the name of the room resource, then press Enter Select the name of the room resource you wish to add, then click on the Rooms -> button at the bottom of the window. Alternately, double click on the name of the room resource to add it to this field Click OK The room resource should now appear under the Rooms section of the left menu in your Outlook calendar view. Toggling the…

Adding OneNote Class Notebook to Canvas

In the Canvas course in which you want to add a OneNote Class Notebook: Go to Settings. Click Apps . Search for OneNote Class Notebook and click the App when displayed in the results. At the end of the description which appears, click to visit their Information Page Under Get Started, click to Sign In Once signed in, you will see a list of Your LMS Registrations If you already have an LMS Registration, click View/Manage If not, click Register a new LMS Use the name " SLU Canvas - Production" and click Register Leave this tab open as you will need to copy/paste the Consumer Key (similar to a…

Add Perusall to Canvas

About Perusall Perusall allows students to annotate, comment and discuss assigned readings. For an introduction to teaching with Perusall, check out: An Introduction to Perusall A recorded webinar from September 2020 (56:34) Perusall Support Add Perusall to a Canvas Course Log in to Canvas at https://stlawu.instructure.com Go to your course Click Settings Click Navigation From the tool list, enable Perusall (or drag the tool up into the course navigation) Choose Save Important Notes When setting up your Perusall course, you will see that SLU uses the free version of Perusall and does not have…

Add a User to a WordPress Site

Information Faculty, staff and students must sign in to https://sites.stlawu.edu/ with their St. Lawrence network credentials at least once to activate their account. Once a user has signed in, they can be added as subscribers (read only), contributors (read and submit post for publishing), authors (read, submit and publish posts), editors (read, submit, publish and edit any posts) or administrators (read, submit, publish, edit and full access to site configuration and management) to any site. For faculty using WordPress in their teaching, set aside class time to: Allow students to sign in…
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