LastPass has been around forever, on Macs you kind of have to also consider 1Password (which is more Mac App like, and has an M1 native app) and DashLane. I guess I should note for completeness, Apple kind of includes a password manager (iCloud Keychain) that got some enhancements in Monterey, so if all you are sharing passwords across is Apple environments (macOS, iOS, iPadOS), you may not really need a standalone password manager, but I have LastPass because I run also on Windows and Linux. I am still early on in my setup and testing, so there may be other things I have missed. I did have to redownload the current version here: It is also a bit on the slow side, and I found it pops the window for 2FA login in under the base screen (focus problem), so you may run into problems logging in. The document at this point should begin to upload.I have the paid version, LastPass seems to be basically functional, albeit there is no M1 native version, so you need Rosetta 2 (if you have an M1 chip), and it is a bit flakey on macOS 12.0.1: So you will select desktop and then select your Lab Pass. Again, in this example, we previously saved it to the desktop. After you click on the button to upload your Lab Pass.
Once you navigate to where the Lab Pass is to be uploaded, look for a button labeled Upload or Upload document. The next step after successfully downloading your Lab Pass is to upload it via your student portal. These instructions are to give you a general idea of how to upload a document. ** Be advised the following image will more than likely differ from what your actual student portal may look like. In the below example we will save it to our desktop. ** Side note** Be sure to remember where you choose to save your Lab Pass. In the upper left corner of the screen, click on File, then "Export as PDF". Here's what they'll look like: ChromeĬlick the highlighted button to download the PDF. Downloading the Lab Pass as a PDF file will change based on your browser. If you do not see this button, your instructor may have chosen to not use the Lab Pass.Ĭlicking this button will open the Lab Pass as a PDF. Now that you're on the Experience Overview page for your attempt, you should see the Lab Pass button in the top right of the results. This may also say "Completed (Reopened)" if you've reopened your attempt or "Reviewed" if your instructor has commented. In this example, we are using the Abdominal assignment. You can reach the Experience Overview page by clicking on "My Results" at the top of Shadow Health.įind the assignment attempt you need a Lab Pass for. The Lab Pass for your assignment attempt is available on the Experience Overview page.
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