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Additional Technology Resources
- Adobe Creative Cloud (6-12)
- Autodesk Fusion 360 (9-11)
- Book Creator (K-12)
- BookFLIX (K-5)
- BrainPOP JR (K-8), BrainPOP (K-8), BrainPop Science (6-8)
- Britannica Expedition Learns
- Buncee (ENL)
- Castle Learning (6-12)
- Classkick Pro (6-12)
- Code HS (AP Computer Science)
- Coding, Programming, 3D Printing (K-12)
- CommonLit Pro (ELA 6-12)
- DeltaMath Plus (8-12)
- Discovery Education (K-12)
- Edpuzzle Pro (3-12)
- eGrove (9-12)
- FitnessGram (PE)
- Flocabulary (6-8)
- Gimkit Pro (K-12)
- Gizmos - Explore Learning (6-12)
- i-Ready Math (K-8)
- i-Ready Reading (K-8)
- Knowledge Matters (CTE)
- Library Catalogs (K-12)
- Methodize (10-12)
- Naviance (6-12)
- News-O-Matic (6-8)
- Noodle Tools (6-9)
- Noteflight (9-12)
- Padlet Pro (K-12)
- Pear Deck (K-12)
- PebbleGo (K-2), PebbleGo Next (3-5)
- Quaver (K-8 General Music)
- Quizizz (6-12)
- RAZ-Kids (K-2)
- Scholastic - Let's Find Out (K-2)
- ScienceFLIX (K-8)
- Seesaw for Schools (K-2)
- Senor Wooly (World Language)
- Sight Reading Factory (4-12)
- Smart Music (6-8)
- SolidWorks (CTE)
- Sora by OverDrive (9-12)
- Soundtrap Premium (6-9)
- Starfall (K-5)
- Storyworks by Scholastic (K-5)
- Study.com (9 SS)
- TCI History Alive (6 - SS)
- TestWizard (7-12)
- The Physics Classroom (11, 12 Physics (Applied, Regents, AP)
- TrueFLIX (K-5)
- Turnitin (6-12)
- TypingClub (K-12)
- WeVideo (K-12)
- Wordwall (K-12)
- World Book Online (K-12)
- Student and Parent Support
Digital Citizenship
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Our students have the ability to use technology devices at home and in the classroom. We believe it is important to partner with parents and teach our children how to be safe and responsible with technology. As students learn about being a good citizen, they also learn about being a good digital citizen.
Our goal is for students to become productive and responsible users of digital technologies through our teachers, support staff, and a digital citizenship curriculum instructed by our School Library Media Specialists. Some of the topics include: Internet Safety, Privacy and Security, Relationships and Communication, Cyberbullying and Digital Drama, Digital Footprints and Reputation, Self-Image and Identity, Information Literacy, Creative Credit and Copyright
Parent Resources
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- Parents/Guardians are encouraged to:
- Read our Acceptable User Policy, K-12 Learning... Anytime Anywhere Chromebook Handbook, and District Filtering documents
- Attend our annual Social Media Presentations by our Student Council (Information emailed annually)
- Attend our annual showing of the documentary, "Screenagers Under the Influence" (Information emailed annually)
- New in 2023-24: Attend our Parent University Workshop (Information will be emailed)
- Discuss Digital Citizenship and Social Media - Connecting to school lessons (Elementary Class/Library, Secondary MS101/ELA/SS, Assembly Programs, etc.)
- If you have questions about digital citizenship and/or social media, contact your school and ask to speak with the librarian
- Visit the Common Sense Education Family Engagement Toolkit Website
- Visit the Google Digital Safety Resources Website
- General tips for Parents/Guardians:
- Keep your computer (or child working on a mobile device) in an open area
- Communicate rules and discuss internet expectations
- Monitor computer activity and/or explore parental controls
- Parents/Guardians are encouraged to: