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<---Paquetes de aprendizaje a distancia RSD
<---Programa de aprendizaje a distancia RSD
<---Comenzando con Google Chrome
<---Guías de Chromebook
<---Recursos sin conexión de Chromebook
<---Plataformas de aprendizaje a distancia RSD
<---Otras opciones de aprendizaje en línea
<---Cómo conectarse: acceso a Internet
<---Educación Especial - Herramientas de Apoyo al Estudiante
<---Parentsquare
<---Recursos de soporte
District/School Distance Learning Updates
District/School Distance Learning Updates
RSD Distance Learning Packets by School
RSD Distance Learning Packets by School
RSD Distance Learning Program
RSD Distance Learning Program
Dear Roseland Parents and Guardians,
School closures cause an interruption to the continuity of student learning. This website is meant as a resource for you and your child(ren) while schools are closed. It is very important for children to read and practice math skills daily in order for learning to continue, and we know parents want resources to help at home. Children should read at least 30 minutes a day and spend time practicing math skills regularly as well. None of this work will be graded or affect report cards.
Lastly is is the recommendation of RSD that when students are using internet at home it is done in public area of the house and that you discuss expectations with your child of their behavior online. Common Sense Media is a recommended resource to guide this conversation.
Estimados padres y tutores de Roseland:
El cierre de escuelas causa una interrupción en la continuidad del aprendizaje de los estudiantes. Este sitio web es un recurso para usted y su (s) hijo (s) mientras las escuelas están cerradas. Es muy importante que los niños lean y practiquen las habilidades matemáticas diariamente para que el aprendizaje continúe, y sabemos que los padres quieren recursos para ayudar en casa. Los niños deben leer al menos 30 minutos al día y también dedicar tiempo a practicar las habilidades matemáticas con regularidad. Nada de este trabajo será calificado o afectará las boletas de calificaciones.
Por último, es la recomendación de RSD que cuando los estudiantes usan Internet en casa, se hace en un área pública de la casa y que usted discuta las expectativas con su hijo sobre su comportamiento en línea. Common Sense Media es un recurso recomendado para guiar esta conversación.
Getting Started With Google Chrome
Getting Started With Google Chrome
As you know, RSD uses Google Apps for Education (G Suite) for email, creating web documents, etc. A huge part of what makes everything convenient is using the Google Chrome browser for work. When you sign in to the Chrome browser, you can save and sync things like your bookmarks, history, passwords, and other settings to your Google Account, so you can get to them on any device. Note that if you are using a Chromebook, you don't need to download Chrome or sign in again since logging into the Chromebook automatically signs you into Chrome and the G Suite.
Remember to sign into Chrome from trusted devices. To keep your data safe, we recommended you don't sign in if you're on a public computer.
Download Google Chrome for PC or Mac
https://www.google.com/chrome/
Steps to sign in to Chrome
To sign in to Chrome follow these steps:
Open Chrome.
In the top right, click the button with your name or the little person icon.
Click Sign in to Chrome.
Sign in with your Google Account.
To customize your sync settings, click More >Settings>Advanced sync settings. You can choose what information to share across other devices where you're signed in to Chrome.
Note: If you've already created a sync passphrase to protect your data, you'll need to provide the passphrase when you sign in. If you forget your passphrase, you'll need to reset sync.
Como usted sabe, el Distrito escolar Roseland usa las aplicaciones de Google para la educación (G suite) para correo electrónico, creando documentos en línea, etc. Una gran parte de lo que hace todo conveniente es usar el navegador Google Chrome para el trabajo. Cuando usted inicia sesión en el navegador de Chrome, usted puede usar y sincronizar cosas como marcadores, historial, contraseñas y otros ajustes a su cuenta, para que pueda verlos desde cualquier dispositivo. Tenga en cuenta que si está utilizando un Chromebook, no necesita descargar Chrome ni iniciar sesión nuevamente, ya que iniciar sesión en la Chromebook lo inicia automáticamente en Chrome y G Suite.
Recuerdo iniciar sesión en un chromebook en dispositivos en los que usted confié. Para mantener su información segura, le recomendamos que no inicie una sesión si usted está en una computadora pública.
Como descargar Google Chrome para una PC o Mac
https://www.google.com/chrome/
Pasos para iniciar sesión en Chrome
Para iniciar sesión en Chrome siga los siguientes pasos:
1. Abra Chrome
2. En la parte derecho de arriba, de click en el botón con su nombre o el icono de una persona.
3. De le click en Sign in to Chrome (iniciar sesión en Chrome).
4. Iniciar sesión en su cuenta de Google.
5. Para personalizar su información en ajustes sincronizados, de le click en More >Settings>Advanced sync settings. Usted puede escoger que información va a compartir en otros dispositivos en los que usted inicie sesión.
Nota: Si ya ha creado una frase de contraseña de sincronización para proteger sus datos, deberá proporcionar la frase de contraseña cuando inicie sesión. Si olvida su frase de contraseña, deberá restablecer la sincronización.
Chromebook Guides
Chromebook Guides
Chromebook Quick Start Guides
Chromebook Quick Start Guides
Guías de inicio rápido de Chromebook (En español)
Guías de inicio rápido de Chromebook (En español)
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Chromebook Offline Resources
Making Files Available Offline
Making Files Available Offline
Chrome on a Computer - Recent Docs, Sheets, and Slides
Chrome on a Computer - Recent Docs, Sheets, and Slides
When using Chrome on any computer, you can access recent Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides offline. This setting does not make your entire history of files available, only recent ones:
In Chrome, go to the Docs home screen.
At the top left, click the Main Menu (three stacked lines) and then Settings.
Turn on Offline.
Chrome on a Computer - Specific Docs, Sheets, or Slides
Chrome on a Computer - Specific Docs, Sheets, or Slides
You can also make specific files available offline.
Chromebooks - Recent Docs, Sheets, and Slides
Chromebooks - Recent Docs, Sheets, and Slides
Make sure the Chromebook is on a wifi connection.
In the "Offline" area, check the box.
Click Done
Your Chromebook saves the most recently opened documents for offline access.
Chromebooks - Specific Docs, Sheets, Slides, or Folders
Chromebooks - Specific Docs, Sheets, Slides, or Folders
On a Chromebook, an entire folder can be marked for offline access. Reminder: this must be done under the user account that will be using the Chromebook for offline access.
Login to the Chromebook as the user.
In the corner of the screen, click the Launcher and go into Files
Right-click the files/folders/etc you want to use offline and choose Available Offline.
Wait—some files with large contents may take a while to download.
Using Chromebooks Offline
Using Chromebooks Offline
Saving Files to a USB Flash Drive
Saving Files to a USB Flash Drive
Insert a USB flash drive into the Chromebook.
Open an offline document, spreadsheet, or presentation.
When you’re ready to export it:
At the top, click File and then Download as.
Choose a file type.
Select destination: the USB disk.
Save Webpage for Offline Viewing
Save Webpage for Offline Viewing
The following can be done on a Chromebook or in the Chrome browser.
While online, open Chrome and go to a page you want to save.
At the top right, click the dot-dot-dot menu.
Select More Tools > Save Page As.
For Format, select “Webpage, Single File.”
Choose where to save the page: eg: into a student’s Drive folder or USB disk.
Chromebook Apps That Work Offline
Chromebook Apps That Work Offline
RSD Distance Learning Platforms
RSD Distance Learning Platforms
Google Classroom
Google Classroom is a free web service, developed by Google for schools, that aims to simplify creating, distributing, and grading assignments in a paperless way. The primary purpose of Google Classroom is to streamline the process of sharing files between teachers and students.
Lexia Reading Core5
Lexia® Core5® Reading supports educators in providing differentiated literacy instruction for students of all abilities in grades pre-K–5. Lexia’s research-proven program provides explicit, systematic, personalized learning in the six areas of reading instruction, targeting skill gaps as they emerge, and providing teachers with the data and student-specific resources they need for individual or small-group instruction.
IXL Math (Grades 3rd and up)
Gain fluency and confidence in math! IXL helps students master essential skills at their own pace through fun and interactive questions, built in support, and motivating awards.
Rosetta Stone (For Newcomers)
Rosetta Stone online learning can have your students speaking English or a world language right from the start. That way, they’ll be ready to speak for themselves anywhere their new language takes them.
Go Math!
Math instruction is always evolving, with new approaches to pedagogy, engagement, and technology. GO Math!® meets students and teachers on their math journey, raising student achievement scores and supporting teachers along the way.
Reflex Math
Adaptive and individualized, Reflex is the most effective system for mastering basic facts in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division for grades 2+.
Full of games that students love, Reflex takes students at every level and helps them quickly gain math fact fluency and confidence. And educators and parents love the powerful reporting that allows them to monitor progress and celebrate success.
Think Central
ThinkCentral is the Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) Website that allows teachers and students to access digital materials associated with one or more HMH programs.
Raz Kids (Kids A-Z)
With billions of leveled readers already accessed across the world, Raz-Kids is an award-winning resource that provides a library of differentiated books at 29 levels of difficulty students use to practice reading in school, at home, or on the go. Digital and mobile access means that students get the personalized reading practice they need anytime, anywhere. And with easy-to-use online controls, teachers can quickly manage and track their students' reading progress in a matter of minutes.
Mystery Science
Mystery Science is an online supplement to our science curriculum. Click here or on the image above to access videos and lessons by grade level.
Other Online Learning Options
Other Online Learning Options
Khan Academy: K-Adult
Khan Academy offers practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empower learners to study at their own pace in and outside of the classroom, tackling math, science, computer programming, history, art history, economics, and more. Click the image above to get started!
Engages students in all content areas through animated movies, learning games, interactive quizzes, primary source activities, concept mapping, and more. Use bit.ly/BrainPOPfree to sign up for free access during school closures. Click the image above to get started!
All Grades
The Sonoma County Library is offering a variety of online learning activities. Click the image above to access their website and online activities. Click the image above to get started!
Scratch
Scratch is an online coding platform created by MIT. Scratch is designed for student 7 and up and Scratch JR is designed for students from grades 5-7. Click the image above to get started!
Storyline K-4
Features well-known actors reading children’s books in graphically dynamic videos so children around the world can be read to with just the click of a Storyline Online video book image. Also check out the Activity Guide links for the books. Click the image above to get started!
K-8
Even when schools are closed, you can keep the learning going with these special cross-curricular journeys. Every day includes four separate learning experiences, each built around a thrilling, meaningful story or video. Kids can do them on their own, with their families, or with their teachers. Just find your grade level and let the learning begin! Click the image above to get started!
ReadWorks K-8
ReadWorks is here for families and, as always, invites any adult—parents, guardians, friends, and more to create free accounts to access high-quality reading material and instruction for the children in their homes. Click the image above to get started!
STEM/Maker Activities
GoNoodle
Get moving with GoNoodle!
Les Mills - Born to Move
Learn to move like an Avenger and more fun exercises!
Art for Kids Hub
Art lessons for kids on YouTube.
Mo Williams Doodle Drawing
Draw with the Author of Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus.
Free eBooks and eAudiobooks...Always Available
Sonoma County Library recently launched an Always Available room full of eBooks and eAudiobooks on OverDrive.
This collection houses over 900 titles you never have to wait for, and groups can read the same book together. These always available titles are perfect for book clubs, class sets, and family reads.
If you do not already have a library card but want access to the Always Available room, please sign up for an OverDrive Instant Digital Card.
Getting Connected - Internet Access
Getting Connected - Internet Access
Internet For All Now
The California Emerging Technology Fund has provided access to affordable offers, as well as a number to call 1-844-841-INFO (4636) to assist parents. Click the image above to get started!
Sonic Covid19 Response
Sonic Covid19 Response
During the COVID-19 outbreak, Sonic is offering three months of free internet access and unlimited nationwide home telephone service to households with K-12, college students, or senior citizens 60 or older. Click the image above to get started!
Comcast Internet Essentials
Comcast Internet Essentials
Comcast is offering free internet access to free and reduced lunch families for 60 days. After 60 days you can continue to have access at a reduced rate of $9.95/mo . Click the image above to get started!
ATT Access
ATT Access
AT&T is offering low-cost wireline home Internet service to qualifying households. Click the image above to get started!
Wifi Map is a free tool that crowdsources free wireless networks around the United States. Please note that because of the nature of the tool RSD is not able to vet the accuracy of the information on the site. Also please note RSD is asking families to honor the shelter in place order so this tool will be of limited use until that order is lifted. Click the image above to get started!
Special Education - Student Support Tools
Special Education - Student Support Tools
Speech to Text
Google Docs has a great built in speech to text tool. The link above is a quick tutorial on using this tool with students. Click the image above for a quick tutorial on how to turn this feature on in Google Docs. Click the image above to get started!
Parentsquare
Parentsquare
Unify All Communication Tools
Unify All Communication Tools
From your district’s mobile app and mass notifications, to online conferences and permission slips, and everything in between.
Support Resources
Support Resources
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Free eBooks and eAudiobooks...Always Available
Sonoma County Library recently launched an Always Available room full of eBooks and eAudiobooks on OverDrive.
This collection houses over 900 titles you never have to wait for, and groups can read the same book together. These always available titles are perfect for book clubs, class sets, and family reads.
If you do not already have a library card but want access to the Always Available room, please sign up for an OverDrive Instant Digital Card.
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