Zoom Account Setup for Students
Monday, September 14, 2020
Students should use the settings below to configure their Zoom account. Students should open a new tab in the browser and go to vbschools.zoom.us Click on the “Sign In” button Students should be redirected to their profile page in Zoom If asked for your company domain, enter vbschools If students receive a message that they need to verify their Zoom account through email, students
- Published in Chromebooks, For Students, Zoom
Logging into Zoom (Windows)
Friday, September 11, 2020
Please follow the instructions below to log into Zoom correctly on a Windows computer. If you are using a Windows PC and haven’t already done so, download and install the Zoom client from here. If your Zoom client is installed, open it. If are already logged in, please log out by clicking on your account
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Classlink Profiles
Saturday, September 05, 2020
Classlink allows users more than one profile. The profile you have selected will impact the icons you see in Classlink. Changing your profile is easy! When logged into Classlink, click the down arrow next to your user picture. This is in the top right of your Classlink screen. A window will appear. Notice the Profile
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Zoom Installation
Wednesday, September 02, 2020
VB Schools uses Zoom as one of our meeting and collaboration tools to facilitate virtual instruction and meetings. This article will help you to sign onto the Virginia Beach Schools Zoom platform. First, select the type of installation that is right for you: Student Installation On an internet connected computer like a Chromebook, go to
- Published in For Parents, For Students
Access personal GMail on Chromebooks for high school students
Sunday, May 17, 2020
High school students can access their personal Gmail accounts from VBCPS Chromebooks. It’s easy: Log off your Chromebook session On the logon screen, look for access to personal GMail in the same area where you’d access the locked-down browser used for testing +1 -2
- Published in Chromebooks, For Students