Student Logins are Changing
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The login method to TDSB's Google Workspace (Classroom, Drive, etc.) and Academic Workspace (AW) will change on May 7, 2022 from using the student number to the email address for all students. Passwords will remain the same.
Please see these instructions (TDSB account required) to assist with the new login experience. Please note your email address is listed as part of your Google account profile. When using any Google Workspace service (Drive, Docs, Gmail, etc.) click on the account image/initials in the upper right corner to view your email address. Please let your teacher know if you have any questions.
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In today’s digital age, technology is actively used in classrooms to engage, enhance and support learning. From computers to mobile devices, tablets to interactive video games we are working to engage students with technology.
The TDSB’s Online Code of Conduct applies to all uses of technology, including social media. In it, you can learn more about:
- Personal Safety Rules
- Unacceptable Sites and Materials
- Use Guidelines
- Prohibited Uses and Activities
- Consequences of Inappropriate Use
Social media can enhance learning and networking, when used in a positive way. Online behaviour matters. The Student Code of Conduct and School Codes of Conduct apply to social media. Always think before posting online. The digital footprint you leave behind can stay on the Internet forever. To learn more, visit your school office or speak to your Principal.
Digital Learning Tools
The TDSB provides digital learning tools to students to support deep learning through technology. These tools include Academic Workspace, Desire to Learn, GSuite for Education and our Virtual Library which help provide students with opportunities to communicate, collaborate, inquire, research and problem solve.
Students and teachers use these tools to facilitate the learning experience and other school related activities including submitting assignments and communicating with teachers and other students on school activities. To use these tools, students are required to submit identification verification data which is collected pursuant to Education Act including s.169.1-173 and may be amended from time to time.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
Students may choose to bring their own devices to school (such as smartphones and laptops). It is important to make sure that devices are used responsibly, do not interfere with learning and respect the rights of others at all times.
With your personal device, you can log in to the TDSB wifi using these instructions.
If your question is not answered by the resources on this page, please contact Kevin Bradbeer, Senior Manager, Client Relations, IT Services at:
kevin.bradbeer@tdsb.on.ca, or
140 Borough Drive, Toronto, Ontario, M1P 4N6, or
416-338-4236