Here are the directions on how to log in to your Granite School District Google account from home.
IMPORTANT: Before you call me freaking out that you can't log in, please make sure you are spelling GRANITE correctly, and are including the SD. Also make sure the @ symbol - which you get by holding down the shift key and pressing the 2 key - is before the GRANITESD and the dot (.) is after the GRANITESD, but before ORG.
(NOTE TO PARENTS: I know this may seem like overkill in the instructions, but you have no idea what it's like trying to get 20+ students logged in on Chromebooks. It takes years off of the life of a teacher!)
- Go to Google.
- In the upper right corner, there is a circle. Click on that and sign in. NOTE: Your parents or siblings may already be logged in. If that is the case, just click Add another account.
- Your login is your 444@granitesd.org. The 444 means first four letters in your first name, first four letters in your last name, and first four digits in your 9 number. (Example: If I were a student, mine would be erictayl9678@granitesd.org
- Your password is the one you use to log in to your Chromebooks every day. (Hint: My name and room number.)
- This will reroute you to another page for Granite where you'll have to put in the information again.
- Once you are logged in, you now have access to any and all tools that we use in class.
- Click on the 'waffle' next to your picture to get to Google Drive, Docs, Classroom, etc.
- If you have any questions or are still not able to log in, please call or text me at 385-399-9678 (9MRT) or email at ectaylor@granitesd.org
IMPORTANT: Before you call me freaking out that you can't log in, please make sure you are spelling GRANITE correctly, and are including the SD. Also make sure the @ symbol - which you get by holding down the shift key and pressing the 2 key - is before the GRANITESD and the dot (.) is after the GRANITESD, but before ORG.
(NOTE TO PARENTS: I know this may seem like overkill in the instructions, but you have no idea what it's like trying to get 20+ students logged in on Chromebooks. It takes years off of the life of a teacher!)
