Hi, I'm Jeff Buller, a program manager in the Intune product
group.
And this session is Intune for Education Enrollment.
There are two types of Windows enrollment
for Intune for Education, self-service enrollment
and bulk enrollment.
Self-service enrollment is when a user would manually
go through the process of enrolling their device.
And bulk enrollment is when you'd
have an IT staff that'd be enrolling
multiple devices, maybe hundreds or thousands of Windows
devices.
Let's take a look at each one of these.
Let's look at the different options
for self-service enrollment.
The first option you have is for the Windows Out
of Box Experience.
When you first power on a new device,
you'll be going through the Windows Out of Box Experience,
and be prompted to enter in your credentials.
You can enter in your Azure AD credentials,
and this will automatically enroll your device
into Intune for Education.
The other option is Post Windows Out
of Box Experience, where you can go into Windows Settings,
in Accounts, Access Work, or Store and Select Connect,
and enter in your Azure AD credentials.
And that will automatically enroll your Windows device
into Intune for Education.
And then you also have an option using the Intune company
portal, either the native Windows app or the web app.
And you can follow their instructions
to enroll your Windows device into Intune for Education.
Now let's look at some options for bulk enrollment.
You have two options--
using Set up School PCs app or the Windows Configuration
Designer application.
The Set up School PCs app was designed for education.
It's a free app that's in the Windows Store.
And it creates a provisioning package
that will be installed during the out of box experience.
It does a Azure AD join.
It does some customization for the Start menu and task bar,
specifically for education. It will automatically
configure the device for education,
and it can automatically install some selected applications.
Now Windows Configuration Designer
is also a free app in the Windows Store.
It creates a provision package that's
used to install during the out of box experience.
But, besides just doing an Azure AD join,
it can also do an Active Directory join or create
a local admin account.
The settings are more customizable in a Windows
Configuration Designer.
It also allows you to upgrade the OS version
and install apps from the Windows
store for education, desktop apps,
and even install certificates.
Let's now do a walkthrough of the Set up School PCs
application.
We're currently in the Set up School PCs application.
And you can see it's explaining the different steps
that it would go through to create a provision package.
We're going to first choose preferred settings
and apps for student PCs.
We're then going to save this provisioning package
on one or more USB drives.
And then, during the out of box experience,
we're going to plug-in the USB drive
and the provisioning package will be installed on the PC.
So it's a pretty straightforward process.
Let's go ahead and click G et started.
The first step of the process is signing in with school's O365
account, so select Sign in.
And I'll enter in my administrative account,
and select Next.
I'll then enter my password, and click Sign in.
All right.
Now that I've signed in, I'll select Next.
And here I'm going to choose a Wi-Fi network.
And this is important, because we
want to select the Wi-Fi network that we can connect to,
once we're installing the provisioning package.
So I'm going to select this guest network,
and enter in a security key, and the network has been verified.
So we'll select Next.
In here, we're in the settings page.
So this is where we can configure different PC
settings.
For instance, we can select apps that were pre-installed.
We can also have a selection, whether it
will allow for local storage.
And then we can optimize the device for single student use,
and then also let guests sign in to this PC.
So I'm going to accept all the defaults,
and then you can see that we have a default screen
background that we'll keep.
So we'll select Next.
We also have an option that would
create a Take a Test button.
And this is for the Take a Test application that's in Windows
10 for high-stakes testing.
We'll go ahead and select No for now.
And select Next.
Then we have an option to install applications
from the Microsoft store.
And I would go ahead and skip this for now.
So here's a summary of our selections.
We're signing-- we signed in with this particular admin
account.
Our wireless network is going to be see CM Guest.
We're accepting the default settings,
and we've disabled Take a Test.
And now we'll select Accept.
Now the USB drive that you use has
to have at least 109 megabytes available of storage.
And we've already entered in, inserted our USB flash drive,
and I'll select that, and click Save.
All right, our package has now saved.
And you'll notice that it provides you a package name
and then also has an expiration date--
about 30 days' from this date, so this is important.
And we'll talk more about that,
but take a note of that when you're creating
this provisioning package.
And we can remove the USB drive now, if we want.
And then we can also add additional USB drives
to copy this provisioning package file onto.
But we're good for right now, and we'll select Next.
And then this is going through and showing you
the process of how you would use this provisioning package
and install it on new student PCs.
So it provides some guidance about lining up the students,
and then having them turn on their PC,
and then waiting for-- on the boot up for the operating
system to get to Let's Start with Region, is it--
is this right?
And once you see that screen then,
you would insert the USB drive into the PC.
And it would automatically recognize it, and install
the provisioning package.
It will then go ahead and restart the Windows PC.
The PC would be ready then for the students to use.
So I provided some additional information on Intune
for Education Enrollment, adding devices
to Intune for Education.
Use Set up School PCs and Windows Configuration Designer
links that you can review.
This now ends the session on Intune
for Education Enrollment.