- No Username or Password is required.
- Allow the site to “Use my location” at this point you should see “St Johns Public Library” as your library but it also allows you to change libraries.
- This will give you thousands of resources based on your topic. You can choose magazines, academic journals, books, newspapers, videos, images, videos, and audio.
- Some articles will allow you to listen to the audio.
- You can access online books by going to Browse, then Collections, and under Book Readings, it will say: “Complete Book and Poem Readings”
- Reviews, articles, information about the author for over 172,000 books
For Educators:
- Click on “Sign In” then “Educator”
- Leave the username blank and the password is “stjohns”
For Students:
- Click on “Sign In” and then “Student”
- Username is “stjohns” and the password is “stjohns”
A video demo on how to find eBooks on Teachingbooks.net
This is a collection of “how-to” articles and videos for everything technology related. You can search by keywords, topics, common problems, or ask questions.
- Click on Member Login.
- Username and password is “sjcsd”
- Epic! offers quizzes, read alouds, audiobooks, and educational videos. All resources are vetted and students do not leave the page to explore these resources.
- Students will need to be invited by a teacher in order to take advantage of the free resources.
- Click on the link and create an account.
- Choose a password and click on your role.
- Enter your school and what grade(s) you teach.
- Get started!
- Go to this link to create an account and get a free month trial.
- Generation Genius offers science videos, activities, and lessons that are all aligned with the standards. I have used it in the library and kids loved it!
Top Places to find E-Books
- St. Johns County Public Library (you must have a library card)
Go to “e-Library” and use Hoopla, Overdrive, or Rbdigital. They also come in apps available on mobile devices. - The Gutenberg Project 45,000 ebooks and access to 100,000 of their partners.
- Free-ebooks.net Create a free account to access 5 free books a month. Paid accounts can access more.
- Google Play e-Bookstore and Amazon Kindle have options for free e-Books.
- Feedbooks is a platform for books that are public domain (i.e. classics) no account is necessary.
Openlibrary.org is like the Wikipedia of books. It is an editable library catalog. To borrow a book, you will need to create an account.
Lit2go is a collection of stories and poems with text and Mp3 formatted audio. Text and audio can be downloaded.
MackinVia e-Books from the Wards Creek collection. From the first page asking for your school/library, type in Wards Creek Elementary School, it will ask for your login which is your E# and computer password, for students it would be their S# and password. There aren’t many titles, but some may help you.