As we continue to teach remotely, we will update this page as well as our announcements page, so you can "pull" information when you need it.
We are working to reconfigure this page to make it more effective... so, watch this space!
Please continue to email us at centrallibrary@mansd.org with any questions, comments, or suggestions. Thank you.
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From Sherri Nichols' email this summer:
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Looking ahead to Canvas... one of our digital resource vendors (Bloom's, American History, Classroom Video OnDemand) has prepared a video of how to easily include their content in their video link below of how to use Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) with Canvas.
Here are some resources on working with Google Meet from Mr. Vaccarezza:
Google Meet Breakout Rooms:
Google Meet Expectations:
Setting up a Google Meet with Students:
Robert T. McLaughlin, from the National Collaborative for Digital Equity has shared the updated username and password to access the great Habit of Mind Collection which the NH Department of Education has kindly made available once again at no cost for all NH educators via: https://www.digitalequity.us/habit-of-mind/ User ID: nhdoe2020 Password: available here in our protected password document The url above describes the rich array of resources available through the collection and the link to logging in via the “Access Collection” button. Feel free to share with current and future NH educators.
Click here to view the MSD Google Resources Page From IT: Google Meet - Enterprise Edition - Launched 10/13/2020We are very excited to announce that yesterday, we launched Google Meet Enterprise to bring some exciting new tools to each of the staff members. Some extensions that you were using are now built into the program. Here are some of the features: Hand raising (coming soon): Increase participation in larger meetings by enabling participants to “raise their hands” when they have a question or something to say. Meeting attendance(coming soon): Give meeting hosts a simple way to see who attended their meeting. Breakout rooms: Make it easy for large meetings to split into smaller groups, have parallel discussions, and reconvene once finished. Q&A: Provide a channel for the audience to ask questions without disrupting the flow of the conversation. Polling: Engage participants in large meetings with real-time polling. Change layout: Allows participants to change the number of tiles to view on the screen from 6 all the way up to 49. Replaces the “Grid View” Google Extension. Additional moderator controls (coming soon): Give meeting hosts additional controls for muting, presenting, joining, and more.
From IT: The Manchester School District has offered SOPHOS Antivirus for home use at no cost to employees. Anyone wanting free antivirus at home, can now download using the below instructions. Moving forward, any personal device brought to the district must have this antivirus installed before connecting to our network. This will also help protect the district against viruses brought in from unprotected systems.
How to get it:
2) Use your work email address to verify your eligibility and receive your unique coupon code. NOTE: Your personal email address is to be used later for registration. During registration, please ensure the accuracy of your personal email as coupon codes are single-use.
3) Follow a few simple steps to register for and download the product, extending your powerful Sophos security to your home devices.
Classroom Videos on Demand username is mancentral; pw is littlegreen
Teachers are able to put links to InfoBase's Classroom Video videos into their Google
Classroom pages. Here is a Link with instructions on how to share to
Google Classroom: https://infobase-cvod.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360026662013-Share-to-Google-Classroom
How-to links from S. Droney...
Who is the link from?
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Where does the link go?
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Which Departments might find the link helpful?
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From the IT Dept:
"When using Zoom, Please set up
meetings in accordance with these guidelines."
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To the FBI of Boston webpage
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For All Departments
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From the IT Dept, how to record a video meeting
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Link to a ‘Hangouts Meet Help’ tutorial put out by Google Help Center
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For All Departments
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From the Manchester City Library, Family Resources found Online
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Link to a list of Free Family Resources; some virtual field trips and free well-known, educational sites
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For All Departments
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From CHS Library,
Fair Use
Copyright Protection
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Links to YouTube videos on ‘What is Fair Use?’ and
What is Copyright Protected?”
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For All Departments
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Flinn At-Home Labs, e.g. Chemical Reactions, Properties of Materials, etc.
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Link to direct videos and materials for virtual labs. The pre-recorded videos are better than the live labs. The Live Labs are not recommended at this time.
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For Science; possibly Freshmen
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From CHS Library, Reading Online Books
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Link to a document on an overview of accessing and reading books online. |
For All Departments
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Sharing any EBSCO content to Google Classroom |
Link to the EBSCO tutorial page which explains how easy it is to do this.
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For All Departments |
From CHS Library, REMOTE LEARNING HELP
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Link to a document on how to use all our paid digital resources including databases and other online resources
For All Departments
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Please click this 'explora' icon for Ebsco Resources for Educators
MORE LINKS FOR TEACHERS:
Aspen Login
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