4 IT Tips for Graduating Bondies
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Senin, 08 Desember 2014
Minggu, 28 September 2014
Top 5 Apps
Don't have time to get to your laptop? Install these Apps to connect to all your Bond work and resources on your mobile device!
As a busy student you may want to transition your workflow from a laptop to a tablet or mobile. These top 5 Apps will make your life easier
Blackboard - Connect to iLearn to not only keep up to date with assignment submissions, view subject resources but access all BlackBoard's features on a mobile device.
Mediasite - review recorded lectures by streaming them on your device
Lynda.com - Ridiculously good! Free access to all Lynda.com has to offer - great training resource to supplement your learning or get you up to speed with every type of software under the sun
Bond App - see where computers are available, the handy campus map plus more!
Office 365 - Word, Excel, PowerPoint
Keep writing that uni paper from your bedside table, view/save or print lecture slides on the go.
1 TB of free cloud storage on OneDrive
Full free access to all Office 365 Apps by signing in using your Bond student email: firstname.lastname@student.bond.edu.au
Rabu, 09 April 2014
Upgrade your Webmail to Office 365
Now Available for Students on Webmail - Upgrade to Microsoft Office 365
Don't miss out on all the fun, request to have your Student Webmail account upgraded to Office 365
- Free Microsoft Office Applications such as Word and Excel
- Free OneDrive Cloud Storage
- Unlimited Inbox Size
...and much much more!
ITS is currently contacting students and upgrading all Student Webmail accounts to Office 365 over the next several months.
What if I don't want to wait?
Contact the IT Service Desk to have your account upgraded overnight.
How do I make the request?
Log in to Online Service Desk>Go to Email>Request Migrate to Office 365 Student Email
How do I log in to the new account?
Simply go to https://email.bond.edu.au
or
go to the Bond Home Page > Log in> Email (Students)> Choose Microsoft Office 365
Links:
Senin, 17 Maret 2014
Don't Lose Your Work!
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3 Easy Steps to Prevent Lost Files
Avoid the tissue box this semester. When you are working on your important assignments, follow these steps to never end up in tears over lost files
Step 1
Use your OneDrive
Saving files in the cloud is quick, easy, secure and mobile. All Bond students with Office 365 accounts have access to OneDrive, which is 7 GB of free online storage, accessible from all devices
Step 2
Save incrementally. Adding attachments, images or other components to a large document?This is always the point where things can fall down. Save your files incrementally, for example massivepaperv1, massivepaperv2... and so on, so if something goes wrong you can step back to the last saved version
Step 3
Don't work from an email. We can't stress enough that as soon as you open a file from an email, go to File >Save As and choose a sensible location to save the file prior to making any changes. If you are working on a Bond Student computer DO NOT save to the desktop, C: or D: drives of that machine. Use your network drive instead (the one with your SID) or see above about cloud storage
Bonus Tip:
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These things are not indestructible and they do get lost. Only use USB storage sticks for temporary storage, or for quickly moving files between devices. Grab a sharpie and put your name and phone number on it. We get bucket loads of USB storage sticks handed in to the Main Library however we can't reunite you with your work if we don't know whose it is.
Bonus Tip 2:
Still on Webmail? Contact the Service Desk to get upgraded to Office 365
Minggu, 02 Maret 2014
Skydrive is now OneDrive
Need more free Online Storage?
SkyDrive has now become OneDrive available on your Bond Student Email account
Last week Microsoft announced SkyDrive was being re-branded OneDrive, which is now 7 GB of free Online storage.
To access your OneDrive click on OneDrive in the upper right corner of your Bond Student Email Inbox
Still on Webmail? Contact itservicedesk@bond.edu.au to have your account migrated
More information on OneDrive
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