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Thanks and yeah that's all I see, but as I said he's adamant the students were able to provide feedback to the feedback

Hi, a teacher is telling me that they used to be able to provide feedback on submitted assignments and that the students would be able to comment on this feedback. I don't see this being an option at all with our current setup. My queries are, was this a thing? Has it been totally disabled by microsoft? Can I change the settings to get this feature back? Is the teacher making it up or mis-remembering (his 'AI' is telling him it's possible)? Please help me out as my searches and co-pilot queries have told me that it's not possible.

I think people have gotten used to it now (although we've had it available for some years but not all staff utilise it). But yeah happy to add my vote to give us the ability to change it.

I think I paid on my own card and got reimbursed for it. Have never used the original credit up

It's dropped pretty much every year, it'll be down to 100 soon enough!

I'm having trouble editing files as the Domain Admin account on the server. I have a local 2022 Server, if I'm logged in as the local administrator account I can change the files in question (D:\folder\text.txt) If I'm logged in as domain\admin account and open the file in notepad it won't let me edit it. It asks me to save it elsewhere. I can then replace the file in question through Windows Explorer and just have to choose 'Continue' on the UAC prompt If I open up notepad first as administrator I can open the file and then save fine. domain\admin is a member of the local administrators group domain\admin has full control to the folder and files in question No user/group has any deny permissions to the files I've taken ownership of the files UAC is at it's lowest setting If I access the file from another workstation or server as domain\admin I can edit the files through the shared folder or through the hidden share fine. What setting is stopping me editing these files easily?

I did have it working with 365 but as mentioned by others the account kept getting blocked because it was sending so much so we've since switched to GovNotify for e-mails but that has other issues (no attachments and replies can't go back to the original sender, has to be one specific e-mail address).

Does anyone know of any (nice) way to timetable LSAs. We're currently using SIMS and I'm told there's no option for them, do any other MISes allow creating/assinging timetables to the assistants? I didn't realise it was an issue until I got copied into an e-mail from the management team discussing it! I thought they just followed the kids timetable but apparently it's not so simple.

It looks like I tried that previously as "Everyone" has full control already (on that folder and subfolders) Also tried unrestricted software restrictions on C:\prog files but still no dice.

Yes I told them (Music Tech Teacher) that but he still wants kids to use it as it's better than other things we have.

Hi does anyone know what I need to do to allow student accounts to run Avid's Pro Tools First (without giving them admin access obviously)?

Sorry can you elaborate on the Hybrid joined bit please? I've got Onedrive generally signing users in automatically, but it's not consistent. Will work fine for a user on a computer but when the next kid logs in it fails to log them in. The cloud icon will have a line through it, they can login to the app fine manually but obviously we want it to be seamless. Any suggestions?

Are surpass servers having issues atm? As I have 2 kids failing to do some entrance exams using the web delivery

So we have Office Pro Plus 2019 installed on domain computers and staff and students can install Office 365 at Home. We have students that are making Access files at home on 365 but they can't open them in school. Access says "The database you are trying to open requires a newer version of Microsoft Access" I've checked Office updates and it tells me that the workstation is up to date (Version 1808 (Build 10378.20029 Click-to-Run). The file is an accdb file which 2019 should be able to open and we have at least 6 students with the same issue with different files. On a workstation that has Office 365 installed (using a staff members license) the file will open ok. Any ideas what's going wrong? Should 2019 be able to open the files from 365? Should I be installing 365 throughout? Do I need to add something to allow 2019 to open the files? Do the students to do something to their files before trying to open them in school?

I came to ask something similar. Senco has just passed the order form for EduKeys Provision Map (and School Robins) to me and asked if I had any objections or alternatives. So thought I would check here, so next stop will be googling this Blue Hills company Any hands on experience on any solutions from anyone here?