Dan, We started to implement self password policies last year and so far it has worked very well. I started at our smallest school for just the teachers and once that location was completed went to the next largest and so on. We also added all incoming Freshman to the password policy and required them to change their password at their initial login. We are going at this slowly but so far it has worked very well. I would be happy to discuss further if you are interested. Mike Kunz Director Of Technology Collinsville Unit 10 School District 201 W. Clay Collinsville IL, 62234 618-346-6350 Ext. 225 E-mail - mk...@kahoks.org "If you never fail, you have never tried, thus you cannot succeed."
This transmission is intended and restricted for use by the above addressee only. It may contain confidential and/or privileged information exempt from disclosure under federal or state law. In the event some other person or entity receives this transmission, said recipient is hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution, or duplication of this transmission or its contents is prohibited. If you should receive this transmission in error, please call us immediately at 618.346.6350, delete the file from your system, and destroy any hard copies of this transmission. Thank you. >>> "Daniel Zobel" <zob...@husd4.k12.il.us> 10/7/2010 9:53 AM >>> I have never implemented a password change policy since usually even a mention of changing a teachers password is grounds for death, but I think I am going to risk it. What does everyone else do for their password policy? I am not looking at drastically making everyone change passwords, but would like to put something out. I am looking at starting at 180 days for the student management system and 360 days for computer login. Thanks, Dan Daniel Zobel Director of Technology Heyworth CUSD#4 309-473-2250 - Direct # 309-473-2822 - Grade School
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