At the end of each school year you may be moving from one establishment to another, or from one local authority in Scotland to another. You’ll want to be aware of how your move may change your access to your Glow account and actions you’ll need to take before the move.
The following guides may be helpful in taking the steps needed to ensure you keep access to what you need or everything moves as you wish!
Glow Connect is the national support site for all things Glow for all users. This Glow Connect support page details what is affected when you move school or move local authority and gives guidance as to what to do.
Staff may find useful the interactive Thinglink from South Ayrshire Council
‼️P7s, School Leavers, NQTs, Staff – changing school, role or authority?‼️
Our @GlowScot #DigitalPassports contain info & guidance about what happens to your account & what you need to do.
Ask for a #GracePeriod for continued access over summer.https://t.co/B0VKf3UNZ2
— SAC Digital Learning (@SACTechDigital) June 9, 2021
This helpful infographic guide from North Ayrshire Council may also be useful:
Are you moving to a different local authority after the summer? Did you know you will lose your current Glow account; worksheets, training notes & other resources? Learn how you can handover Teams, blogs & outlook groups to colleagues & prevent loss. #MIEExpert @NAC_Education pic.twitter.com/mL41xe9Fwj
— 𝙍𝙤𝙨𝙨𝙡𝙮𝙣 𝙇𝙚𝙚 #MIEExpert 🙎🏻♀️ (@RosJLee) June 6, 2021
If you wish to move your OneNote Class Notebook then here’s a quick video guide by Mike Tholfsen:
For those at the end of the school year and you have students (or teachers) that want to save a copy of their #OneNote Class Notebook, this tip is one that not enough folks know 💡
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— Mike Tholfsen (@mtholfsen) June 6, 2021
For a detailed text version of the step-by-step guide to exporting a OneNote Class Notebook here’s the guide on the Microsoft Support site: Guide to exporting a copy of your work from OneNote, Class Notebook, Teams, and OneDrive (microsoft.com)
Blog Post Credit: Malcolm Wilson