What other login options do I need to be aware of?

Objectives
- Understand the functional necessity for the login process
- Understand the concept of drive mapping
- Associate network services such as printing with logging in

What are the NETS standards applicable to the concept?
Teachers: 1A - demonstrate introductory knowledge, skills, and understanding of concepts related to technology.

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The typical login screen looks like this:

The account for each user is set to log in at a specific school. But you can still log in to your account no matter what building you happen to be in at the time.

By clicking on the Advanced Button, you will see more of the login screen.

The area of the screen where a change will be made is the Context section. Next to the word "Context" will be a drop down menu, and to the right of that menu will be a button (it may be a square button or a larger button, as shown here, that reads "Contexts"). Click on the button to see the Context choices.

Select the Context (School name) that applies to you and click OK. (Heritage staff login using the Graves context).

The Context will be changed and you will be able to login properly. One important reason to know this is so that you may access your files that are saved to the network no matter what building you happen to be in at the time.