Effective immediately, the Service Desk can reset consortium members passwords under the following guidelines:

1. In person with District ID that includes photo, name, and district logo.
2. Remotely via a video conference session (Zoom) where:

• Consortium member has video on and can show district ID that includes photo, name, and district logo.
• Only the technician and client are on the video call (not to be done in an active environment where others may overhear the temporary password reset).
• Technician can validate the use account is active (this will not be used to reactivate disabled accounts).

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel wants to educate recent high school graduates on how to spot scams so that their path to adulthood does not include becoming the victim of a scam. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

As students step into the next phase of life, like many graduates, they may begin your job search. While immersing themselves in that process, they need to look out for job-related scams whether the job offered is in an office or allows them to work from home; before purchasing a used vehicle, it’s a good idea to have it inspected by an independent mechanic who has no relation to the seller and check the vehicle’s history for a small fee through Experian's Auto Check; Phishing scams where a criminal poses as a trusted person/organization to trick potential victims into sharing sensitive data or sending money.

It can be scary when you find someone uninvited has gained access to your account, be it social media, email, financial, or other. All is not lost, but as with most incidents, speed is key in taking action to minimize any damage criminal hackers may cause.

This guide will walk you through what to do when you find your social media account has been hacked.

Read more: Social Media Hacked?! Now What Do I Do?

Rich text formatting is now available for class and private comments in Google Classroom, enabling teachers and students to customize and add emphasis to their content. This highly requested feature includes bolding, underlining, italicizing, and bulleted lists. | Learn more about bold, italicize, and underline text.

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When you create a document or presentation, follow the tips below to make it more readable by everyone, including people with disabilities.

1. Select an image, drawing, or graphic.
2. Use one of the following options:
   1. Right click and select Alt text.
   2. For Mac: Press ⌘ + Option + y.
   3. For all other platforms: Press Ctrl + Alt + y.
3. Enter a title and description
4. Click Ok.

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Make your document or presentation more accessible

Google introduced improved table positioning options for documents set in pages format. These features add more flexibility and control over the layout of text with tables in Docs, allowing you to:

• Drag tables in a document and place them directly where you want
• Wrap content around a table on a page. The wrap direction (left, right, both sides) and margin from the surrounding text can be specified
• Set a fixed position for a table on a page
• Provide quick layouts to instantly move a table to a preset position on a page

Additionally, they've improved the import/export of Microsoft Word documents with tables so your documents remain consistent.

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