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Does anyone know if its possible to to somehow link a 365 account login that kids will use to log into Chromebooks and save Scratch projects to 365/other?

I have just had a ticket from someone using this system (which I've never dealt with) telling me that they cannot export reports to PDFs. Does anyone have a clue why the user suddenly would not be able to do this? Apparently they could before.

From ChatGPT: "Yes, it's possible to delegate password management rights using Active Directory. You can grant the "Reset Password" permission to the teachers' group on the students' group, allowing them to change passwords without granting other admin privileges. This delegation can be managed through Active Directory's Access Control Lists (ACLs) or using Group Policy settings". So if you have an AD network environment, create a Security Group with those permissions, or add permissions to an existing group, put all the teachers/whoever in that group and they should be able to change passwords for students and nothing else.

Thanks!!!

I haven't been on eduGeek in a loooong time - I hope someone can help. We use LightSpeed to manage our iPads. A new school in our Trust is about to get a bunch of new iPads. So far, I enrolled iPads one at a time via Apple Configurator and added them to LightSpeed. Is there way of bulk enrolling them like with intune so they done from the OEM via OOBE? If anyone can tell me if this is possible and how and really appreciate it.

I just got my daughter unlimited SMS/Talk Time + 30gb Data on a rolling monthly contract with TalkMobile for £7.99 p.m. which I believe is an amazing bargain.

Many thanks a bunch to all of you for all the suggestions!

Hi EduGeeks For years, our science lab technicians have used database software called LabExpert to catalogue everything related to science lessons (chemicals, equipment) The software is out-of-date, but they don't want it updated, they want it replaced. I initially told them I'd build something for them but I simply don't have the time. Does anyone know of an alternative? Cheap, or free? They won't settle for anything like a spreadsheet as they say that's too simple to cover their needs. Any ideas would be very appreciated. Many Thanks

Thanks for your response and I'll look at that, but as simple as Teams is, I was trying to find something even simpler, idiot-proof if you like i.e. The Original On-Screen Panic Button Software | Little Green

Hi All: I'm totally new here and desperate to find a solution. For a number of years (before I joined IT) my school had an in-house application installed on all teacher PCs so they could quickly hop on and send out an emergency message for first aid/ discipline issues to pop up on desktops of relevant staff around the school. This app is now unusable, and staff have nor been very keen to use phones, email, Teams, other. Does anyone have any suggestions? Preferably freeware/open source?