Digital Learning in ECSD

Parent/Guardian and Student Information

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ECSD One Card Program

School ID :: Public Library

Collaboration

Student Policies

Digital Citizenship Resources

Digital Learning Tools Information

PowerSchool

Schoology

Google Meet

Chromebooks

Flipgrid

Kami

Turnitin

(HIGH SCHOOL only)

NWEA Testing

Other Resources

Troubleshooting Devices and WiFi Connections

District computing devices are configured to allow connections to home and public WiFi networks. The ECS Technology Department is unable to provide support for home networks.

How to connect an ECS Chromebook to your home WiFi network:

  1. Turn on the Chromebook

  2. Connect to WiFi

    1. In the bottom right corner of the screen, click the time.

    2. Select Not Connected underneath the WiFi symbol .

    3. Your Chromebook will list available networks, including your home WiFi network.

  3. Select your home network and connect

    1. Select your home WiFi network. Type the WiFi password, if needed.

  4. Select Connect.


Here are a few basic troubleshooting steps you can try before checking with your ISP or network hardware manufacturer’s website for support links.

  1. Restart your computer or mobile device.

  2. Try connecting to your home WiFi network again.

  3. Ensure that you are entering the correct WiFi password.

  4. Try connecting to another wireless network such as a coffee shop WiFi network or public library WiFi network and see if you can connect successfully.


If you are still unable to connect to your home WiFi, please check with your ISP or network hardware manufacturer’s website for support links.

Support Links to Local Internet Service Providers (ISP)

Support Phone Numbers to Common Device Brands

  • Apple 800-275-2273

  • ASUS 888-678-3688

  • Dell 800-624-9897

  • Lenovo 877-453-6686

  • Samsung 800-726-7864

Support Links to Common Network Hardware Manufacturers

Responsible Use Guidelines for Chromebooks

Eagle County Schools wants to support the best use of technology to support teaching and learning. We value the partnership of parents and guardians when learning occurs outside of the school building. As an important reminder, students and adults should be sure to:

  • Use respectful behavior and language.

  • Stick to appropriate topic discussions.

  • Send only appropriate video transmissions.

  • Use only appropriate icon, emoji, and avatar submissions.

  • Wear school appropriate clothing if attending meetings via video.

  • Be honest and use academic integrity by not plagiarizing or copying others’ work

  • Not falsify information about oneself or impersonate others online.

When everyone remembers to act kindly, show consideration for others, and treat one another online as they wish to be treated in person, students and adults alike will be able to focus on learning.

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