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CODING for COLLEGE-ISSUED COMPUTER SETUP INSTRUCTIONS

These instructions are for both current staff and new staff. Please review the following.

Current staff

Current staff have already completed the setup of their multi-factor authentication (MFA). Please proceed to Step 1 to start the College-issued computer setup instructions.

New staff

New staff must claim their account first and then configure their multi-factor authentication (MFA), before starting the College-issued computer setup instructions.

  1. Setup your MFA using one of the following Help Resources web pages:
  2. After you complete the MFA setup, please proceed to Step 1 to start the College-issued computer setup instructions.

Step 1

Connect to a network

NOTE: You will need an Internet Connection to set up your device.

  1. Turn on your computer.
  2. Connect to one of the following:
    • Your home network
    • RRCWireless on campus
    • Hotspot on your phone
  3. Country of origin may appear, select Canada.
  4. Keyboard layout may appear, select Yes.
  5. Second keyboard layout may appear, select Skip.

NOTE: The computer might check for updates. The PC will restart before you can continue with the instructions. Updates will start after the restart.

Step 2

Sign into your account

  1. On the Let’s set things up for your work or school window, type your RRC Polytech email address, as username@rrc.ca, and then click Next.

    NOTE: You might receive a message that says, “There was an issue looking up your account. Tap Next to try again”. If you do, click Next again.
  2. On the Let’s set things up for your work or school window, type your College credentials password, and then click Sign in.
  3. To approve the sign in request:
    1. Open your mobile phone, and then open the Microsoft Authenticator app.
    2. Locate the number from the computer and enter it onto the open window on your phone.

      NOTE: Several messages may appear in rotation on your computer stating: please wait while we set up your device, getting things ready, might take a few minutes, and don’t shut off your PC.
  4. Click Skip for now when the option opens to use your face to sign in faster.

    NOTE: These instructions are made with the Skip for now option. You will have some extra steps, if you select Yes, set me up.
  5. The Use Windows Hello with your account window will open, click OK, as this step is a requirement.
  6. The Set up a PIN window opens.
    IMPORTANT: The PIN must be six digits long.

    1. Select the checkbox to review the PIN requirements to include both letters and symbols.
    2. Choose a new pin, then confirm it, and then click OK.
  7. On the All set window, click OK. Once complete, you will use your new PIN to sign in to your computer.

Step 3

Microsoft Teams

  1. On the smaller window called Everyone together in Teams, click Sign in.
  2. On the small Sign in to Microsoft Teams window, enter you College email address, and then click Next.
  3. On the Sign in to Microsoft teams window, click Work or school account. The window will close and your Teams will set up.

    When complete, Teams will open. You can close it and move on to Step 4.

Step 4

Outlook

  1. In the Search box, in the bottom taskbar, type Outlook, and then click the Outlook app under Best Match.
    outlook search result

    Outlook will search for your accounts.

  2. on the Outlook window, your College email address will populate under Email address, click Continue.
  3. On the Outlook window, it will show your account was successfully added, click Done.

Step 5

Edge

  1. On the large window that opens in Edge, click Yes, continue.
  2. In the new window that opens, click Continue without this data.
  3. Click Next to customize your experience with these two options:
    • Express yourself with Overall appearance, Tab layout, and Pick a theme.
    • Pin to your Windows taskbar.
  4. When complete, click Finish, and then close Edge.

Step 6

Company Portal

  1. In the Search box, in the bottom taskbar, type Company Portal, and then click the Company Portal app under Best Match.
    company portal search result

    NOTE: If it is not found, it may need more time to set up in the background. Please continue with the steps, and then return to Company Portal after the Restart of the machine in either Step 8 or Step 9.
  2. On the Company Portal window, select College issued computer, and then click Done.
  3. Close Company Portal.

Step 7

Cisco Secure Client

  1. In the Search box, in the bottom taskbar, type Cisco Secure Client, and then click the Cisco Secure Client app under Best Match.
    cisco secure client search result

  2. In the Cisco Secure Client window, within the box type vpn.rrc.ca, and then click Connect.
  3. In the smaller Cisco Secure Client window, click Accept. A window will indicate that you are now connected to Cisco Secure Client.
  4. When complete, proceed to:
    • Step 8 if you are using a Lenovo Thinkpad.
    • Step 9 if you are using any other laptop.

Disconnect from Cisco Secure Client

In the bottom taskbar of your computer, in the Search box type Cisco Secure Client, then click the result, and then click Disconnect.

Step 8

Lenovo Thinkpads

This step is only if you are using a Lenovo Thinkpad.

  1. Open Lenovo Commercial Vantage, click Accept EULA if displayed, and then click check for system updates.
    lenovo commercial vantage
  2. Click Update now to install critical updates.
  3. Restart machine when prompted.
  4. When complete, continue to Step 10.

NOTE: If your Search for Company Portal had not worked in Step 6, please return to the Company Portal. If it had worked, continue to Step 10.

Step 9

Restart

This step is for all other laptops, but not the Lenovo Thinkpad, as you would have already restarted your laptop in Step 8.

  1. Click the Windows icon in the bottom taskbar, then click the Power icon on the lower right side of the window, and then click Update and Restart.
  2. When complete, log on to the computer with your new PIN.
  3. When complete, continue to Step 10.

NOTE: If your Search of Company Portal had not worked in Step 6, please return to the Company Portal. If it had worked, continue to Step 10.

Step 10

OneDrive

  1. Once you have logged back on to your computer with your new PIN, locate the OneDrive blue cloud icon in the lower right-hand side taskbar. It will have a strike through it.
    onedrive blue icon taskbar
  2. Click the OneDrive blue cloud icon and when the OneDrive isn’t connected window open, click Sign in.

    NOTE: If the OneDrive cloud icon is grey, click it, and then sign in with your RRC Polytech email address. Once complete, go back to step one in this OneDrive section.
  3. On the Microsoft OneDrive window, your College email address will default in, click Sign in.
  4. Click Work or school.
  5. On the Your OneDrive folder window, click Next.
    NOTE: This window also shows the location of your OneDrive folder.
  6. On the Backup folders on this PC window, click Start backup.
  7. The Get to know your OneDrive window opens, click Next to scroll through the information below.
    • Share files and folders – click Next.
    • All your files, ready and on-demand – click Next.
    • Get the mobile app – click Get mobile app or Later.
  8. The Your OneDrive is ready for you window opens, click Open my OneDrive folder as it is now ready to use. Your OneDrive folder will open in File Explorer.

Step 11

File Explorer

In the Windows search box, in the bottom taskbar, type File Explorer and then click the File Explorer result under Best Match.

Network shares will appear under This PC called z:\admin.rrc.ca\staff shares. There will be no individual drive letters mapped.

Step 12

Adobe Creative Cloud

  1. In the Windows Search box, in the bottom taskbar, type Adobe Creative Cloud, and then click the Adobe Creative Cloud app under Best Match.

    adobe creative cloud search result

    NOTE: If not found in the Search window, open Company Portal, as in Step 5, click Adobe Creative Cloud, and then click Install.
  2. Once the installation is complete, close Company Portal, then search for Adobe Creative Cloud again, and then click the result. Adobe Creative Cloud will likely update.
  3. On the Sign in window, type your RRC Polytech email address, as username@rrc.ca, and then click Continue.
  4. On the RRC Polytech small window, type your RRC Polytech email address once again, and then click Next.
  5. On the RRC Polytech College Credentials window, type your password, and then click Sign in.
  6. Open your Microsoft Authenticator app on your phone and enter the number from the computer.
  7. On the Stay signed in window, on your computer, click No. The Creative Cloud desktop will open.
  8. On the small Welcome to Adobe Creative Cloud window, click Done.
  9. In the Creative Cloud Desktop, locate Acrobat from the list of available applications, and then click Install.
  10. Wait for the installation to complete. It might take up to 15 minutes. A small progress window will open, tracking the percentage complete. Once done, click Next.
  11. Under the Acrobat heading, in the small window to the left, click Open.
  12. On the Welcome to Acrobat window, on the right-hand side, in the section called Always open PDFS in Acrobat, click Set as default.
  13. In the Select as default app for .pdf files window, under Suggested Apps, click Adobe Acrobat, and then click Set default.

    NOTE: You might be prompted to do a Restart to complete settings updates. You can click Take the tour afterwards.
  14. Close Acrobat and Adobe Creative Cloud.

Congratulations!
You have now completed the College computer set up instructions.

NOTE: If you are require further support, please contact the ITS Service Desk to submit a Service Desk ticket.

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Testing layout MFA for staff web page

To provide an extra layer of security for your College account, RRC Polytech
uses multi-factor authentication (MFA). With multi-factor authentication, in addition
to your College user name and password, a time-limited verification code is required when
you log on to Microsoft 365 services, Outlook desktop and mobile clients, Microsoft Teams,
and HUB. If a hacker were to steal your password, it would be difficult for them to access
your account without a verification code.

Once you log on using multi-factor authentication, you will not receive another prompt for a
verification code unless you completely sign out or change your password.

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To set up multi-factor authentication, please follow these steps:

  1. Click this RRC Polytech multi-factor authentication link on your PC, enter your College email address, and then click Next.

    If you are already logged in you will not be prompted to sign in and can proceed to step 5.

  2. On the RRC Polytech active directory sign in window, enter your College password (your College email address should have automatically populated in the user name field), and then click Sign in.
    NOTE: If prompted to Stay signed in, click No to help reduce risk and improve the security of your account.

    enter password and click sign in
  3. On the More information required window, click Next.
  4. Click Next.
    click next
  5. Click Next again.
    click next again
  6. Download the Microsoft Authenticator app on your mobile phone from Google Play Store or iOS App Store.
  7. Open the Microsoft Authenticator app that you downloaded onto your device, and then follow the instructions below for your specific device.

    For your iOS device:

    1. On your Microsoft authenticator app, click the + at the top right-hand side of the screen.
    2. Select Work or school account.
    3. On the Add account window select Scan QR code, point you phone camera at the QR code to scan the image.
      scan qr code
    4. Click Next on your computer, click Approve on your device, and then proceed to step 8.

    For your Android device:

    1. On the Microsoft authenticator app, click the 3 dots at the top right-hand side of screen.
    2. Select Work or school account.
    3. On the Configure mobile app window that opened on your computer, point your phone camera at the QR code to scan the image.
      scan qr code
    4. Click Next on your computer, click Approve on your device, and then proceed to Step 8.
  8. Enter the time sensitive number provided in your MFA app.
    enter time sensitive number in mfa app
  9. Click Next to complete the process.
    click next to complete

If you have any questions or issues with MFA, please contact the ITS Service Desk website to submit a Service Desk ticket, or call 204-632-2125, or email servicedesk@rrc.ca.

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    Red River College Computer Upgrade Process

    Information Technology Solutions (ITS) replaces College issued computers older than 4 years of age with a new computer as part of our regular hardware upgrade process. These computer upgrades are performed to benefit all staff and faculty by providing current computer technology and up to date software.

    The upgrade will directly affect your ability to access computer and network resources on the assigned date. ITS will not be requesting your account information (user id and password) as part of this upgrade process. Instead, your account will be disabled during the upgrade process and you will have no access to the College network.
    If you are unable to accommodate the upgrade on the date ITS sends you due to unforeseen circumstances, please respond no later than 24 hours prior to the assigned date so that your upgrade can be rescheduled.

    Before the Upgrade

    Please save all personal items to a USB Key, external hard drive or other personal device as ITS does not transfer personal files like these listed below:
    • Personal photos and videos
    • Downloaded music or videos
    • Applications not supported or purchased by ITS; including their files and folders

    College related documentation and relevant work related data will be transferred. This relevant data includes:
    • All Office Products, including but not limited to Visio, Word, Project, Excel
    • Course material and work in application folders and files
    • Archived email and archived contacts list
    • Work related video and images considered “fair use”.

    Please ensure all files are stored in the “Documents”, “Desktop” and “Favorites” folders; and if relevant to your work, “Music”, “Pictures” and/or “Videos” folders. Any files stored outside these folders will not be copied.

    Day of Upgrade
    Staff member must:
    • Disable any wireless or email access to your account on any mobile phone or tablet. If they are not disabled prior to the process beginning your devices may be locked out and could impact your ability to reconnect to the college network
    o If you require assistance disabling your devices, please submit a case log. The make and model of each device will be needed in order to assist you

    ITS will:
    • Remove your current computer from your location
    • All relevant and correctly placed work related data will be transferred to your new computer
    • Software and applications will be installed on the new computer:
    o Window 10 Enterprise – 64 bit
    o Office Professional 2016
    o Adobe Acrobat
    o Cisco VPN (laptop only)
    o Red River College Software Center
    • College email will be configured for you on the new computer
    • Printers used on the old computer will be installed on the new computer

    After the Upgrade

    You will be provided a temporary login password when your new computer is delivered. During your first login with the temporary password, you will be prompted to change your password to a new password of your choice, following the college password guidelines.

    Some applications not installed by ITS during the upgrade process may be available for install through Red River College Software Centre. If you are unfamiliar with Software Centre, please click here for detailed instructions on how to find and use Software Centre.

    Your old computer will be stored by ITS for 30 days in case any relevant data was missed during the transfer. Data will not be accessible after this period. If applicable, please create a case log for any missing data that you require installed on the new computer

    If you have questions or concerns about this process, please email the Manager of ITS – Client Services.

    The email is not in my Junk Email folder, what do I do next?

    • Open your Deleted folder, you might have deleted it accidentally.
    • Open your Drafts folder, you might have started a reply and had not completed it.
    • Search other folders, you might have mistakenly dragged it into a different folder.
    • Contact the sender, to see if it is still on the way, or they neglected to send it to you.
    • Search for the email within your current mailbox or a specific folder:
      • Locate the Search bar at the top of your Outlook window.
        search bar
      • Click the arrow and choose the specific folder you want to search in.
        search bar folder options
      • Use the search filter options available to further refine your search.
        search bar filter options

      NOTE: If you were still unable to locate your missing email with the above suggestions, please see the ITS Service Desk to submit a support request for your email concern.

      College-issued laptop password change

      To update your cached credentials in Windows, please see the following:

      If you are changing your password at an off-site location

      1. Connect to VPN.
      2. Change your password.
      3. To lock your screen, click the Windows key, and then ‘L‘.
      4. On the log on screen, enter your new password.

      If you are changing your password on campus, on the College Wi-Fi network

      1. Plug into the College network.
      2. Change your password.
      3. Log off your computer.
      4. Log on your computer with the your new password

      What are the benefits of Audio Conferencing?

      https://www.rrc.ca/its/test-dl/

      Calling in to Teams meetings with Audio Conferencing is helpful when participants cannot attend a meeting using the Microsoft Teams app on their laptop or mobile device.

      This feature is especially useful when:

      • Internet connectivity is limited.
      • Meeting is audio only.
      • People tried to join a Microsoft Teams meeting and it failed.
      • Call quality is better when dialed in.
      • People find it is easier and more convenient for their situation.

      Please visit Microsoft’s Audio Conferencing Common Questions webpage to learn more about the benefits of audio conferencing.

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      TEAMS Information

      What are the four different conversation types?

      Functionality Private Conversation Group Conversation Team Conversation Channel Conversation
      Using Chat or Teams Chat Chat Teams Channel within Teams
      Must be a member of a team No No Yes Yes
      Conversation type Between two employees Between a group of three or more Between members of the team Between members of the channel within a team

      OR

      Conversation types

      Private conversation

      A private conversation is within Chat, between two employees who are not a member of a team.

      Group conversation

      A group conversation is within Chat and between three or more employees who are not a member of a team.

      Team conversation

      When you only have one channel, it would appear to be a team conversation, which includes all members.

      Channel conversation

      A team can have a number of different channels and different members speaking in any particular channel.

      OR

      What are the different conversation types?

      • Private conversations are within Chat, between two employees who are not necessarily a member of any team.
      • Group conversations are within Chat and between three or more employees who are not necessarily a member of any team.
      • Team/Channel conversations are conversations that happen with team members either in the one General channel, if that is the only channel that a team has, or within other channels created in the team.

      PLANNER Information

      Website Research

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      Planner definition

      Microsoft Planner is a project management application developed by Microsoft that allows teams to create, assign and organize work visually. With this app, it facilitates teamwork, as well as progress visibility and coordination.

      Once opened through Office 365 , Microsoft Planner is broken into plans, tasks and buckets (or groups of tasks). Creating a plan is equivalent to starting up a project which is made up of tasks organized into buckets, or categories. Each task can be assigned a label, a deadline, and a team member.


      Features and functionality

      • Inclusion of supplemental information for tasks such as attached files, meeting notes, photos, links, checklists, flags and comments.
      • Project organization by categories such as quarter, type of work or department.
      • Customizable user interface to best suit productivity with options like calendar view, drag and drop updates, picture view, progress report charts and pinned favorites.
      • Cross-device support and integration with iOS and Android.
      • Guest access to projects for users not assigned to a group or outside an organization.

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      Planner definition
      A task management tool to organize teamwork. With Planner, teams can manage their work and associated tasks visually and openly with the rest of the team. Planner is integrated with Microsoft Teams.

      Features and functionality

      • Create new plans.
      • Organize, assign and collaborate on tasks; add checklist (sub-tasks) to tasks; provide comments.
      • Set due dates.
      • Update statuses.
      • Share files.
      • Access visual dashboards.
      • Receive updates on progress.

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      What is the difference between Chat and Teams?

      Chat Teams
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      Limited to 50 participants. Up to 5,000 members in a team.
      Each reply will follow the last one sent. Reply specifically to any message in a conversation.
      A group chat only has one conversation space. Team conversations are across multiple channels for specific topics within a team.
      Reduced number of apps in Chat. More app options within Teams, including Wiki and Microsoft Planner.
      Every participant has the same level of access to remove and add people. Team owners manage team settings, and can add and remove members from the team.
      Folders cannot be created within the Files tab. Folders and several layers of subfolders can be created within the Files tab.
      When adding a new participant to a group chat you may keep all of the chat history, based on number of days, or have no chat history at all. When adding a new member to the team, all of the team chat history is included by default.

      What Microsoft Teams features are not available on RRC Polytech Microsoft Teams?

      • Staff cannot create teams within Teams. A Maestro request process must be created, click on Microsoft Teams Request Maestro process.
      • Staff who do not have an RRC Polytech user name and password cannot be added to teams. Click on Participate in a team to learn more.
      • Changing your display pictures is only available on an iOS or Android device or over the web version of Teams. You cannot change your display picture on the installed desktop version of Teams.
      • Meetings feature is not available so users cannot schedule meetings on Teams.
      Outlook for Apple

      The Outlook for Apple app will allow you to access your email, calendar, contacts and OneDrive files from within the app.

      NOTE: Outlook for iOS requires iOS 9.0 or higher. An iPod 11.2.5 was used for this directive. If the Outlook app is incompatible with your device, try adding your mail account using the built-in mail app that comes with your particular iPhone or iPad, following the directions at Connect to student email using Apple mail app.

      1. Download the Outlook app for iOS from the Apple Store, if you have not installed it already.
      2. Once installed or if you have already installed it, open it.
      3. Enter your student email address using this format, username@academic.rrc.ca, and then tap Add Account.
        add account menu
      4. Your student email address will default in, enter your password, and tap Sign in.
        email address defaults in type in password
      5. You will be prompted to add another account, tap Maybe Later.
        add another account window
      6. Information about Outlook will appear, tap the arrow on the right‑hand side to read the features or tap Skip at the bottom left‑hand side.
        arrow and skip button
      7. To enable notifications for email delivery, tap Turn On.
        enable notifications window
      8. To allow Outlook to send you notifications, tap Allow.
        allow notifications window
      9. Your inbox will open. You can open your inbox and calendar icons at the bottom of the screen. Tap the menu icon on the top left-hand side to open your email folders.
        inbox window
      10. To access your email settings, tap the gear icon on the bottom left-hand side of this menu.
        click gear on the bottom left hand side to access settings

      Add an account

      You can have more than one email account in Outlook for iOS.

      1. Open Outlook.
      2. Tap the menu icon on the top left-hand side.
        inbox window
      3. Tap the gear icon on the bottom left-hand side.
        click gear on the bottom left hand side to access settings
      4. Tap Add Account.
        click add account
      5. Tap Add Email Account.
        click add email account
      6. Type in your email address, and tap Add Account.
        add account window
      7. On the Sign In page, the email address will default in, enter your password, and tap Sign in.

        sign in window

      8. Your newly added email address will be listed under Accounts.
        accounts with newly added account

      Delete an account

      1. Open Outlook.
      2. Tap the menu icon on the top left-hand side.
        inbox window
      3. Tap the gear icon on the bottom left-hand side.
        click gear on the bottom left hand side to access settings
      4. Tap the account you want to delete.
        accounts with newly added account
      5. Tap Delete Account.
        click delete account
      6. To confirm that you want to delete this account, tap Delete.
        click delete to confirm you want to delete account from device

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      Android mail app

      The Android mail app will allow you to access your email, calendar, contacts, and OneDrive files from within the app.

      1. Tap the Emailicon.
      2. Tap the Inbox.
      3. Tap the Gear.
      4. Tap Add Account.
      5. Tap Exchange.
      6. Enter your email and password and then tap Sign in.
      7. Tap Agree.
      8. To Activate device administrator, tap Activate.
        Activate device administrator window - activate button
      9. Your email address will default in. You may change your account name, and tap Done.
        email defaults in you may change the account name then click done
      10. To open your inbox, tap the Email icon.
        Email icon

      This is your new inbox.
      mail inbox

      Add an account

      1. Tap the Settings icon.
        Settings icon
      2. Under Accounts, tap Add Account.
        Settings window - Add Account button
      3. Tap Email.
        Add Account window - Email button
      4. Type the email address and password. Decide if this will be the default email, and tap Next.
        Set up email window - enter email and password - next button
      5. Tap Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync.
        Add an email account window - Exchange button
      6. To allow Office 365 to control some security features on your device, tap OK.
        Remote security administration window - Ok button
      7. Look through the Account options and tap Next.
        Account options window - next button
      8. This new email address will default in. You may change your account name, and click Done.
        email defaults in you may change the account name then click done
      9. Tap Settings.
        Settings icon
      10. Tap the account type of the email address you added. Your newly added email account will be listed under that type. This example is using the Exchange type.
        accounts with newly added email address

      Delete an account

      1. Tap Settings.
        Settings icon
      2. Tap the account type of the email address, then tap the email you would like to remove.
        accounts with newly added email address
      3. At the top, tap Remove Account.
        tap remove account

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      Common links

      Office 365

      Microsoft Teams

      OneDrive

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      SharePoint Terminology

      The following terms are commonly used and referred to while using SharePoint.

      You can choose to scroll through each topic alphabetically on this page, or you may click a specific letter below.

      A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

      A

      • Add an App – menu option in the Gear Menu next to your username. It allows you to add Libraries and Lists to your Team Site with the right Permissions.
      • Alerts – notification to users of changes to existing information or if new information has been added within a List or Library, on a Document or an Item. Sent via email when they have subscribed to receive Alerts. It will include a URL to go directly to the change.
      • Announcements – a List that holds Team Site announcements.
      • App – any List or Library you place in a Web Part on the Team Site Home page.
      • Ascending Order – a sorting method arranging either alphabetically or numerically from smallest to largest. Dates and times are arranged oldest to newest.
      • Attachment – an external file that can be referenced in a SharePoint List.

      C

      • Calendar – a type of List that holds meetings and events.
      • Check Out/Check In – this feature can be enabled with Versioning. This allows one person to make changes to a document while it is Checked Out to them, thereby not allowing any other edits on the document by anyone else until is once again Checked In. A read only copy would be available to others during this time.
      • Child Site – is another term for a Sub Site. It sits under the Parent Site.
      • Column – resides in a List and contains Meta Data associated with an Item.
      • Contribute – a permission level where the Member can add, modify, edit and delete files within Libraries and items within Lists, as well as Read all content.

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