A Guide to MCC Remote Working - Remote

Connecting to Mott

Virtual Desktop

Connect using a virtual desktop
Use Faculty / Staff unless directed by your manager / supervisor to use a different desktop
For directions visit Connecting Remotely to a Virtual Desktop

Zoom Meeting

To Connect to a Meeting use the invitation provided to you.
To Start a Meeting go to Zoom
- Sign-in using your Mott username and password
Learn more about Zoom

To start a meeting go to Zoom.us and login - connect using Google

Common Etiquette for Online / Remote Meetings - Zoom

Resources

Office Phone Services

3CX - MCC - Your Office Extension Anywhere

Contact 2-Help and request the 3CX credentials.
Provide your name, office extension number and a contact number so you can be reached if any additional questions should.
Use provided link in Step 1 to connect to 3CX using your web browser (called The 3CX Client)

Get Started with 3CX Quick Reference Guide 3CX Video Training Guides

If additional assistance is needed, please contact 2help at (810) 762-4357

Please review the additional Phone System Information and Instructions

Scanning Individual Documents

While working remotely, you sometimes need to sign or scan a document. While there are a variety of ways to accomplish this, one of the easiest is to use your phone and a scanning app to create a PDF document. Mott does not have an official app for this purpose, but a couple good examples are below:

Tips while Working Remotely

Showing Availability in Google Chat / Gmail Account

Let your colleagues know when you are available (or not available)

Go to Google Chat or your Gmail account.
From your status indicator at the top, click the Down arrow.
Select from "Automatic - Based on Activity", "Do Not Disturb - Mute Notifications", or "Set as Away"
To Set a Custom Status:
1. Click Add a status.
2. Follow the prompt to choose an emoji, write a status message, or end or clear a status.
3. Click Done.

ITS Remote Services

This video will walk you through the remote services to help you with online teaching.

April 21, 2022

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