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On the top left, next to "Google Cloud Platform," select "New Project" or click the down arrow and in the box that opens up click on "New Project."
Give your project any name you want.
Make sure that the org and location fields are set to your google domain and then click on "Create."
It will take a second but there should be a notifications box that pops up on the next screen that says something about creating your project. Once it's done, open your project.
On the left side, click on "Credentials."
Then click on "Configure Consent Screen."
For "User Type" select "External" and then "Create"
Give your app a name like powerschool or something. Enter your email in the support email field and add a Logo if you want.
For the App Domain section, put your school website address in the first field and don't worry about the other two fields.
For "Authorized Domains" click on "Add Domain" and enter the name of your Google domain "elginacademy.org". If you have an ITC partner, add their domain name as well (ie http://nwoca.org ).
And then in the last field on the page, put your email address and click on "Save and Continue."
The next page is just to let your users know what information Google will be looking at. You don't have to put anything here at all. So click on "Save and Continue." and on the next screen click on "Back to Dashboard."
NOW. On the left of the screen, click back on "Credentials."
At the top of that page click on "+Create Credentials"
Click on "OAuth Client ID."
For "Application Type" select Web Application and give it a name.
In the section at the bottom that says "Authorized Redirect URIs," click on "Add URI"
In that box, they want you to enter your powerschool address. Our is https://louisvillepublicschools.powerschool.com
BUT after your address you need to add in /oidc/openid_connect_login
I don't know what your PS address is, but it would look something like this when it's done..... https://elginacademy.powerschool.com/oidc/openid_connect_login
Then click on "Create."
Copy the Client ID and Client Secret to a word document or something so you can copy and paste it later.
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