Highlighting Projects in Portfolium

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Tell the world about the experience you have gained by working on projects and events. A strong description can highlight you and your work, so it stands out in Portfolium. 

Connecting & Following on Portfolium

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Adding other users and following companies on your Portfolium can expand your network and job opportunities.

Commenting & Giving Feedback

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When you come across an entry that you like, leave a comment or ask a question to the creator about their work. If you are the one receiving feedback, you can respond by commenting on the thread, and the user who made the comment will be notified of your response.

Adding Skills, Social Media Accounts, & Personal Websites to Portfolium

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Adding skills to your Portfolium account is like linking your profile to buzz words for the companies you want to work for. You can also link your Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google accounts to your profile so potential employers can get to know you faster. If you have a personal website, you can show that off on Portfolium as well.  

Accessing Drafts in Portfolium

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If you can’t finish completing your project, you can save it for later and complete the draft later

Creating, Uploading, Saving, & Sharing Files & Folders on OneDrive

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OneDrive is a file storage service that can store up to one terabyte of data online. It has several features and capacities that every OneDrive user should know so OneDrive can be used to its fullest extent. Make sure you are connected to OneDrive before you start exploring.

Accessing OneDrive

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Installing/Updating Microsoft Silverlight for Grad Planner

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Whether you are an employee attempting to help a student set up their Grad Plan, or a student trying to set up your own, you could have troubles accessing your Grad Plan in your BYU-Idaho account. Usually, installing/updating the Microsoft Silverlight computer add-on will solve the problem.  

Combatting Zoombombing

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Zoom, the video conferencing software supported by many schools and business during this pandemic, is a great way to stay connected remotely. However, many people are taking advantage of the increased Zoom traffic by hacking into meetings and "Zoombombing." Zoombombing, much like photobombing, is when someone makes their way into a Zoom meeting to which they were not invited. They then drop inappropriate or alarming content into the meeting, often through screen sharing.

Downloading & Using AirMedia on different platforms

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AirMedia is a wireless projector system that can mirror Android, Apple, and Windows devices in classrooms and conferences rooms across campus.