BYOD

The school will provide an account for Office 365 for all students. This can be installed on up to five (5) devices and will give access to all MS Office 365 in a web browser or on their device.

We have a limited supply Ministry of Education devices that we can loan out to students; however, we prioritise our senior year 12 and 13 students.

Chromebooks

For Chromebooks you will need your own google ID and account to login and access the device. Once you login to the device, then you can access the school apps using the school login and password. Wi-Fi can be accessed by following the steps below:

1. Click on the Quick Settings Panel at the bottom right of your screen
2. Click on no-network
3. Select – PHS WIFI
4. Set the options below from the drop down menu

• EAP Method – PEAP
• Phase 2 authentication – MSCHAPv2
• CA Certificate – Do no validate
• Identity – Student ID (just student ID number)
• Password – Your Microsoft/KAMAR password
• Anonymous Identity – Keep it blank (Don’t enter anything)

Windows Laptops (HP/Acer/Lenovo/Dell)

1. Click on WIFI icon
2. Select – PHS WIFI
3. Enter your details, Username – Student ID
4. Password – (Your Microsoft/KAMAR password)

You can access the Microsoft school applications through your preferred browser – Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, etc.

1. Go to: https://www.office.com/
2. Click on Sign in
3. Enter your school email: StudentID@pukekohehigh.school.nz (e.g. 40051@pukekohehigh.school.nz)
4. Enter your password
5. You will be on the home page of your account with access to all Microsoft school apps. You can click on the required app and use the application.

Some of the commonly used apps used by the school for class work are within the Microsoft 365 suite of programmes:

• Teams
• Outlook
• Notebooks
• Powerpoint
• Excel
• Word
• One Drive

For more information for what each is used for and the icon click Tech Website

Note: You can individually download these applications and use it on your devices – Mobile / Tablets / laptop. This will give direct access and software will be installed on your device.

Adobe Suite Licenses are automatically assigned to a student when the students opts for the subjects that requires the use of this license.

School computer labs have the applications pre-installed.

Logins for Adobe are the same as the school Microsoft/Kamar credentials.

You can use these Adobe licenses on your BYOD devices if it is able to meet the minimum requirement of that application.

Chromebooks and other basic devices won’t be able to cope with the requirements of a few of these heavy resource utilising application.

One Drive is the best place to back up your school project files. You can access those files from anywhere through your web browser and school credentials. Make sure you copy and back up files from your device onto one drive for safety reasons.

When your tenure with school ends, make sure you back up these files onto your storage (USB / hard drive ) if needed to access in future. Once your tenure ends, your Microsoft account will get deactivated and you will not be able to access any applications or files.

Students will need to login to a school device to print. Students can print from the Library or in a classroom with teacher supervision. Once logged in, they automatically have access to printers. The school uses Papercut for print management. Hence all school devices have the papercut app installed and printers are connected.

The notification below should pop-up when the print command is given. Select the correct printer name – ask your teacher for the accessible printer. If this dialogue box doesn’t  pop up make sure the papercut application is running on the computer. Search bar > Type Papercut and open.