How Do I Sign In to Microsoft 365 For the First Time?
All students enrolled at the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre are provided with a Microsoft 365 student account. Microsoft 365 gives you access to Microsoft Office apps (for Windows/Mac and online), a Sask DLC email address, and file storage in Microsoft OneDrive. Students are encouraged to use their Sask DLC Microsoft 365 email for Sask DLC all related business.
Important: All use of your Sask DLC Microsoft 365 account is subject to our Acceptable Use of Technology policy.
Before You Begin
You will need to know your Saskatchewan Learning student ID number before you can access your Sask DLC Microsoft 365 account.
If you don’t know your Saskatchewan Learning number, instructions on how to find that can be found in this article:
Instructions
Step 1: In your web browser, go to www.microsoft365.com.
Step 2: Click the ‘Sign in’ button or profile icon in the top right corner.
Step 3: Enter your Saskatchewan Learning ID number, followed by ‘@saskDLC.ca’. For example, if your Sask Learning ID number is 123456789, enter '123456789@saskDLC.ca.'
Step 4: Click ‘Next’.
Step 5: If you have never accessed your Sask DLC Microsoft 365 account before, enter the following temporary password:
Myp@ssw0rd-DLC
Step 6: The first time you sign in, you will be asked to update your password. Enter the temporary password again in the space for the current password.
Step 7: Enter a new password for your account. To keep your account secure, do not reuse a password that you have used for any other service or account. Your password must contain at least 8 characters and include at least 3 of the following 4 types of characters:
- Lower case letters
- Upper case letters
- Numbers
- Alpha-numeric symbols
Step 8: Click ‘Sign in’ to continue.
You should now see a notification that says "Welcome to Microsoft 365" and you should now have full access to your Sask DLC account.
If you receive a message saying "This account does not exist in this organization", please visit this link:
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