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DL Getting Started

Jdudek — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:06:30 GMT

Getting Started:

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	'''''Learn to Learn Online'''''		'''''Learn to Learn Online'''''
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		+	This link from MIT has many great resources. Please remember that some of the pages are for MIT students
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		+	[http://mit.edu/uaap/learning/tips/index.html \| Quick Tips for Academic Success]

	==Students==		==Students==
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	* Purchase a copy of the course textbook		* Purchase a copy of the course textbook
	* Read and review each of the links at the bottom of this page		* Read and review each of the links at the bottom of this page
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	'''''Important Policies'''''		'''''Important Policies'''''
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		+	[http://www.olc.edu/local_links/policymanual/Section_70-79/72-500.php \| Distance Learning Policy]

	'''''Other Helpful Links'''''		'''''Other Helpful Links'''''
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		+	* [http://www.olc.edu/local_links/studentservices/ \| Student Support Services]
		+	* [http://www.olc.edu/~bookstore/ \| College Bookstore]

	==Educators and Advisers==		==Educators and Advisers==
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	'''''Moodle Help'''''		'''''Moodle Help'''''
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		+	The first contact should be your online Instructor. For other questions and concerns contact support@olc.edu
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		+	[http://wiki.olc.edu/index.php/Tutorial#Moodle_Tutorials\| Moodle Tutorials]

	'''''Registration/Admissions Help'''''		'''''Registration/Admissions Help'''''

		+	Before registering for online classes each student should visit with their Academic Adviser. Resources you may find helpful are:
		+	* [http://www.olc.edu/local_links/studentservices/ \| Student Support Services]
		+	* [http://exweb.olc.edu/ics \| Jenzabar]

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Alpine in Secure Shell Session

Cdelong — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:08:28 GMT

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	If you don't like Hasty, RoundCube or Tuxedo - there is another alternative. You may run alpine in a secure shell session. Here is how I do it:		If you don't like Hasty, RoundCube or Tuxedo - there is another alternative. You may run alpine in a secure shell session. Here is how I do it:

-	[[File:~~Picture_1~~.png]]	+	Connect to mail.olc.edu with the following command:
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		+	[[File:Picture1.png]]
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		+	Enter your current password:
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		+	[[File:Picture2.png]]
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		+	enter "alpine" or "pine" at the command prompt.
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		+	[[File:Picture3.png]]
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		+	Alpine opens - just press the Enter key to view your folders.
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		+	[[File:Picture4.png]]
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		+	Press the Enter key again to open your Inbox.
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		+	[[File:Picture5.png]]
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		+	Select the message you want to view with your vertical arrow keys. Scroll through your messages using N for next and P for previous.
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		+	[[File:Picture6.png]]
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		+	When you are done viewing your email, press Q for quit.
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		+	[[File:Picture7.png]]
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		+	To view all the information available on using and configuring alpine, read the manual which you may access by entering "man alpine" at the command prompt.
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		+	[[File:Picture8.png]]
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		+	This is the first page of the alpine manual.
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		+	[[File:Picture9.png]]
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		+	When you are done, type "exit" in order to exit your secure shell session.
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		+	[[File:Picture10.png]]

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Change email password on a mac

Cdelong — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:16:47 GMT

How to change your email password using the terminal window and ssh on a mac.

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	Here is a pictorial representation of the steps to follow in OS X / Darwin - a BSD UNIX based operating system running the aqua GUI.		Here is a pictorial representation of the steps to follow in OS X / Darwin - a BSD UNIX based operating system running the aqua GUI.
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Whiteheaduoie — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:01:00 GMT

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Change email password

Cdelong — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 23:13:16 GMT

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-	Here is ~~how to~~ change your password on Oglala Lakota Colleges' mailserver which is running SlamD - a 64-bit linux Operating System.	+	Here is one way you can change your password on Oglala Lakota Colleges' mailserver which is running SlamD - a 64-bit linux Operating System.

-	~~From a terminal window in MacOS or linux on OLC's internal WAN:~~	+	This is shown using a lab computer at OLC running Vista - a Micro$oft 64-bit operating system.
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-	~~ssh -l username mail.olc.edu~~	+
-	~~enter password~~	+
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-	~~at prompt, enter "passwd"~~	+
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-	~~enter your old password~~	+
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-	~~enter your new password~~	+
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-	~~enter your new password again~~	+
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-	~~when you see "password changed"~~	+
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-	~~enter "exit"~~	+
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-	~~For instructions on how to use~~ a lab computer ~~in one of~~ OLC~~'s centers, follow the instructions at this link:~~	+
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-	~~http://www.olc.edu/~cdelong/passwordchange/passwordchange.html~~	+
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-	~~How to change your email password from~~ a ~~lab computer at OLC~~.	+

	Click on the start button and select SSH Secure Shell, Secure Shell Client.		Click on the start button and select SSH Secure Shell, Secure Shell Client.
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	Enter your old password.		Enter your old password.

-	[[File:~~Enteroldpassword~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:Enteroldpasswd.jpg]]

	Enter your new password.		Enter your new password.

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	Re-enter your new password.		Re-enter your new password.
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	If this is not the case, then try, try again.		If this is not the case, then try, try again.

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	That’s all there is to it – type “exit”, press enter and you are done.		That’s all there is to it – type “exit”, press enter and you are done.
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		+	----
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		+	From a terminal window in MacOS or linux on OLC's internal WAN:
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		+	ssh -l <username> mail.olc.edu
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		+	enter current <password>
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		+	at prompt, enter <passwd>
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		+	enter your old password
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		+	enter your new password
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		+	enter your new password again
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		+	when you see "password changed"
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		+	enter <exit>
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		+	(To enter a terminal window in MacOS, open the finder, applications, utilities and click Terminal)
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		+	(There are too many flavors of linux to specify the location of the binary for a terminal)

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Cdelong — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 23:03:24 GMT

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	[[File:Quickconnect.jpg]]		[[File:Quickconnect.jpg]]
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		+	Click the “Yes” button to save the key
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		+	[[File:Yessavekey.jpg]]
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		+	Enter your current password at the prompt.
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		+	[[File:Password.jpg]]
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		+	Type “passwd” at the prompt.
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		+	[[File:Typepasswd.jpg]]
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		+	Enter your old password.
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		+	[[File:Enteroldpassword.jpg]]
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		+	Enter your new password.
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		+	[[File:Enternewpassword.jpg]]
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		+	Re-enter your new password.
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		+	[[File:Re-enternewpassword.jpg]]
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		+	The mailserver will tell you password has been changed if you enter your password identically both times.
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		+	If this is not the case, then try, try again.
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		+	[[File:Passwordchanged.jpg]]
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		+	That’s all there is to it – type “exit”, press enter and you are done.