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The New York City Department of Education has created an account on Sora for you to use. This is connected to our personal PS 10 digital library. You can access hundreds of ebooks and audiobooks!
Here is a tutorial video for how to access e-books on Sora
On Your Device
On Your Device
1. Download the free Sora app from your app store
2. Tap “I have a setup code”
3. Type: NYCSCHOOLS
4. Tap “Sign in using New York City Department of Education” button
5. Enter your DOE student account ID & password
(if you need help locating this information click here or email Ms. Cloud at gcloudwalter@schools.nyc.gov)
In Your Web Browser
In Your Web Browser
Click “Sign in using New York City Department of Education” button
Enter your DOE student account ID & password
(if you need help locating this information click here or email Ms. Cloud at gcloudwalter@schools.nyc.gov)
IMPORTANT:
IMPORTANT:
Once you've signed into this account, click ADD A LIBRARY and type in: Hudson Valley Library Association.
Sign in using your DOE student ID & password. You have access to thousands of more books and audiobooks in this library.
*** You can also add any public library where you have a library card!
The New York City School Library System is pleased to provide a curated collection of LGBTQ-themed eBooks and digital audiobooks to school libraries to help schools to maintain inclusive and supportive school environments.
To read or check out one of the books, simply click on the cover. You will need a User ID and password.
If you do not know the passwords, email Ms. Cloud at gcloudwalter@schools.nyc.gov
Tumblebooks are animated ebooks of published books. Most of these stories will read aloud to your child/student. Includes popular fiction, non-fiction, graphic novels, classics, Spanish and French books and National Geographic videos. You must have a Brooklyn Public Library card to access and you must know your pin.
BookFlix pairs classic fictional video storybooks from Weston Woods with nonfiction eBooks from Scholastic. (PreK - 3). You must have a Brooklyn Public Library card to access and you must know your pin.
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