Welcome to the TASD Technology Webpage.
If you have any website or technology questions please email us at techsupport@tasd.net
Setting up Outlook Email and Office 365 on mobile devices
Outlook Web Access for TASD Email
Access your TASD email via the Office 365 Portal
How to setup Outlook Email on your Andriod phone or tablet
If you have an Android based cell phone or tablet, follow the steps here.
How to setup Outlook Email on your iphone or ipad
If you have an iphone or ipad device, follow the steps here
The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program -
Helping people stay connected during the COVID-19 pandemic
https://getemergencybroadband.org/
What is the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program?
The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program is a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) program that provides a temporary discount on monthly broadband bills for qualifying low-income households. If your household is eligible, you can receive:
- Up to a $50/month discount on your broadband service and associated equipment rentals
Internet Service Providers in Wyoming County
High Speed Internet Providers
A list of high speed internet providers by zip code.
Blue Ridge : (570) 836-5422
Frontier Communications: 1 866 761 1549
Office 365 Knowledge Base
Office 365 Login Page
Click here to be taken to the TASD Office 365 Portal (Including Outlook email)
Microsoft Teams Help Center
All your training needs for Microsoft Teams
Office 365 Learning Center for Education
Get started with Office 365 for business. Install, set up, and use Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and OneDrive for Business on your devices. Learn how you can be more productive with Office 365.
Technology Tips and Tricks
How to back up your Favorites / Bookmarks in Internet Explorer
Please use Method 1 or 3. Remember to save in your OneDrive!
How to back up your Favorites / Bookmarks in Chrome
Remember to save in your OneDrive!
How to setup dual monitors/projectors in Windows 10
To get your PC to recognize multiple monitors
How to add a printer in Windows 10
- Click the Start button from the desktop screen.
- From the Start menu, click Settings.
- On the SETTINGS window, click Devices.
- Once the DEVICES window opens up, from the left pane, make sure that the Printers & scanners category is selected.
- From the right pane, under the Add printers & scanners section, click Add a printer or scanner.
- If Windows cannot detect the printer you are looking for, click the The printer that I want isn’t listed link.
- On the Find a printer with other options window, click to select the Find a printer in the directory based on location or feature radio button.
- Click Next to continue.
- To make the search easier, you may put the 2 letter abbreviation for the building that you are in where it says Name: (HS, AD, IC, PC)
- Highlight the printer you are looking for and choose OK
- Complete the additional steps in the wizard, and then click Finish. (You do NOT need to print a test page)
Email
Bio
To contact the tech department for any of the below reasons, please email us at techsupport@tasd.net
Please be a specific as you can and included any error message displayed along with your building & room #.
Thank you!
Reporting a Technology problem or issue
Reporting any inappropriate content or use
Resetting a password (email or computer)
Requesting to move any computers/technology (including removal or additional)
Please be a specific as you can and included any error message displayed along with your building & room #.
Thank you!
Reporting a Technology problem or issue
Reporting any inappropriate content or use
Resetting a password (email or computer)
Requesting to move any computers/technology (including removal or additional)
School Board Technology Policies
Technology Links
Downdector
Realtime overview of issues and outages with all kinds of services. Having issues? We help you find out what is wrong.
Office 365 Login
Click here to be taken to the TASD Office 365 Portal
Microsoft Teams Help Center
All your training needs for Microsoft Teams
Malwarebytes - Phishing
Phishing is a method of tricking you into sharing passwords, credit card numbers, and other sensitive information by posing as a trusted institution in an email or phone call.