Your DOE e-mail account

Mr. Conrad will be glad to help you get your NYCDOE Outlook Webmail account running, with a password you can remember (oh, really?) and hopefully, all your classroom desktops up and running, with internet and printer connections.

However, if you’re feeling ambitious, here’s a link to the NYCDOE site that lets you change your own password, so you don’t have to wait for help.

DOE E-Mail Password Re-set

and here following, are some ideas to help your writer’s block when it’s time to make up a new one (the DOE system asks you to do this 4 times a year!).

your new password will not be accepted by the Outlook system, unless it has:

• minimum of 6 characters
• at least one is a numeral
• at least one is a symbol (@#$%&?!)
• upper and lower-case letters

if you find it hard to remember a password like this  →  6!a5G@6 ← you can make up one like these below:

Jama1c@    : change the letter i to a numeral 1 and one letter a to an @

Je$$1c@      : $ for an s, the letter i to a numeral 1 and the letter a is an @

G0tmilk?       : the letter o is a zero, plus it has a ? mark

Choc0l@te   : a zero and an @

St@ten1        : an @ and a numeral 1

Pr1ngle$       : a numeral 1 and a $

B$ktb11         : two of the numeral 1 and a $ (no vowels)

Use a date: 4thJu!y    : the L is an ! mark
a city: 8rk!yN      : the B is really a number 8 and the L is a ! mark