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ICT and Teaching and Learning have streamlined the MyLearningSpace (MyLS) email experience. As part of this initiative, we have:
This means that @myls.wlu.ca email accounts are being retired, and you will no longer be able to access your @myls.wlu.ca email account or email messages after the switchover date.
The switchover to the new MyLS email experience happened on May 2, 2024, after which time all emails sent through MyLS will be received in your @mylaurier.ca or @wlu.ca email account.
When you respond to a message sent from MyLS, it will be sent to that individual’s @mylaurier.ca or @wlu.ca email account. This means you will only need to check one email account to read your emails no matter if they were sent through Outlook or MyLS.
You will still be able to send emails in MyLS after this transition to your professors, groups and classmates.
Consider setting up Outlook inbox rules to automatically sort and move your emails into folders. Emails sent from MyLS will have pre-filled course codes at the beginning of the subject line (subject, course number, section number). It is recommended that you keep this information in the subject line to easily organize and differentiate emails for different courses.
To set up an inbox rule:
*The instructions above mainly reference the classic version of Outlook. These setting names may differ if you are using the new version of Outlook for Windows, Outlook for Mac, Outlook on the web, or Outlook's mobile apps.
While Outlook doesn't allow filtering rules for your "Sent" folder, there's a useful workaround for course-related emails. When emailing students, include the course code (e.g., PS-101-A) in your subject line. This way, when students reply, their responses will automatically be sorted into the corresponding course folders based on your existing inbox rules.
After May 2, we will be keeping a historical record of all emails from MyLS in case it is needed for any academic misconduct concerns. If you need to request access, please submit a request.
If you have any questions, concerns, or feedback regarding this transition, we encourage you to contact us at the ICT Service Desk or email Teaching and Learning at myls@wlu.ca.