TUHSD ebook Shelf. Student/Staff Accounts: To access from school: Student Accounts are the same as their district computer login accounts

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1. Click on Student or Teacher Links 2. Click on Follett Shelf Staff Accounts Username: Your First name.

1 TUHSD ebook Shelf Student/Staff Accounts: To access from school: 1. Click on the TUHSD EBook icon on your desktop Student Accounts are the same as their district computer login accounts Username: ID # Password: ID # To access off campus: From the District Home Page: 1. Click on Student or Teacher Links 2. Click on Follett Shelf Staff Accounts Username: Your First name. Your last name Password: 4 digit copy machine code Students and staff may check out up to 10 books for 14 days. You can check books out and download using the Follett Digital Reader App. ipad and Android (3.0 and above) tablet devices are supported. Guest Accounts: Users with this access level will be automatically logged out after 30 minutes of inactivity. Guest access use is like a reference book - pull it off the shelf, use it, and then put it back on the shelf for others to use (this happens automatically with ebooks if the title in not in use). Username: TUHSD Password: Guest

2 Student To access your student on campus simply press the Office 365 icon In order to access the student s from home go to the TUHSD home page, go to Student Links, and in the tab press Student Once you re on the site in order to log in only enter your username which is First name last initial birth day last three digits of Example Do not worry about the password once you enter your username press enter You ll then enter your username and password like on the login screen when accessing your computer. Congratulations you are now on your account.

3 EBSCO Data Bases Access First, go to the TUHSD.org website, once there, put your cursor on the School Info Tab. Then, click on Sierra Linda High Once you re on the Sierra Linda High School Website you should see Academics on the top. Put your cursor on the Academics tab, and then click on Library and Media Center. You should now see Resources on the right, find and click on EBSCO Host. The password is bulldogs. This is now the screen you should see! From this point, you can decide on which center you feel would help you the most. On the top right corner you will find Sign In. Click on it. If you remember your user and password, type it in now, if you don t, you can click on Forgot User Name and Password, or just make a new account using a user name and password you will remember. Now, were going to narrow our search. Locate the search bar at the top of the page and type a few key words in. Now we re going to narrow your topic down even more. First, Click on the Full Text Box. Then, we re going to use the Publication Date. Use the scroll bars to narrow down the years. Let s narrow it down more. Click on Subject to open up the subjects tab. You can use this to see if there is a topic that matches the one you re researching. To make a folder for your specific information click on your folder and add a description. Then click save. New. Now you can name You can now move your articles, images, or videos to your folder. Click on Move To, to display the dropdown menu which will have your saved Folder. Move your saved article, image, or video to this folder Once you re finished, you can sign out by clicking on Sign Out at the top Right corner.

Movie Maker For this project you should find and save you pictures first. Google your topic and click images. Click on a picture you like and then click view image.

To add them all to your movie maker at the same time click on your first picture once and then while holding Ctrl click on the rest, then click open.

4 Movie Maker For this project you should find and save you pictures first. Google your topic and click images. Click on a picture you like and then click view image. Click on your drive and then click on your folder to bring you to your pictures. To add them all to your movie maker at the same time click on your first picture once and then while holding Ctrl click on the rest, then click open. Right click on this picture and click save picture as. To add music click on Add Music. Make sure that you are on your drive. On the left you will see your name, double click on it to put yourself in your drive. We re going to obtain music from Free Music Archive. Use the settings on the left side to find music that fits your movie. Make a new folder by click new at the top. Name your folder. Then click on the new folder and click save. Your picture will now be saved so you can access it from any computer. Open the Movie Maker Program by typing in Movie Maker in the start search-bar. Once on the Movie Maker home screen click on Add videos and Photos.

5 Once you ve found one you like click on download. After clicking on Add Music again, go to Music and click on the music you downloaded to add. To add a title click on Title. On the bottom of your screen you will see a permission show up. Click on Save As and then on the left side click on Music, then click save. Type what you would like your title to be. After doing this your music will automatically format to fit the length of your movie. Now you can begin adding your captions. Captions is located underneath the Title insert. Now go back to your movie maker and click Add music again. You can now insert your caption and edit it to your own specifications.

One Drive Previously called the Sky Drive, the One Drive is a tool accessible

org A box like this should appear where you will now type in your login (Same

6 One Drive Previously called the Sky Drive, the One Drive is a tool accessible through your that allows you to save your Microsoft files so that they can be seen from any computer. To access your One Drive from school open your using the Office 365 icon on your desktop. Once here, log in by typing in your computer A box like this should appear where you will now type in your login (Same as Computer Login) Now at the top right you will see One Drive To access this from home you would go to the TUHSD homepage and under Student Links you would click on Student and do the process above

7 The One Drive allows file saving and sharing and Microsoft Office access from anywhere Once you ve clicked on the One Drive all of your files will show up. Most of you may not have any files and for those who previously had the Sky Drive your files should already be in your One Drive. From here you can add files from your computer by dragging your files or clicking on New Document Once you ve clicked this menu will appear where you can click Upload Existing File to have your already saved files put on your One Drive If you want to make a new document you can click on any of these programs To make a new folder to save your files just click on the New Folder tab

8 Using the online versions of these Microsoft programs are exactly the same as using them on your computer. The only difference is that your work will save in real time which means that as you type your information it is being saved to your file. We re going to try this with a Word Document. First click on New Document. Then click on Word document. While typing you will see at the bottom of the page that it is automatically saving your work into your created folder. The One Drive does this will all programs making it easier Insert your desired title and you will be brought to what looks like a Word Document

Student Technology Trainers MLA Formatting 1. Adding a Header a. In your word document, click Insert Under Header & Footer click Header. b. Click the first choice Blank. c. Under Header & Footer click Page Number Top of Page Plain Number 3 d.

Go to Paragraph Under Spacing click the drop down arrow in Line Spacing. c. Select Double d. Then go to After and decrease the PT to 0 3. Indentation a.

9 Student Technology Trainers MLA Formatting 1. Adding a Header a. In your word document, click Insert Under Header & Footer click Header. b. Click the first choice Blank. c. Under Header & Footer click Page Number Top of Page Plain Number 3 d. Click Space Type your last name. e. Make sure the font is the same as the one in your word document. 2. Double Spacing a. Press Control + A This selects your whole document. b. Go to Paragraph Under Spacing click the drop down arrow in Line Spacing. c. Select Double d. Then go to After and decrease the PT to 0 3. Indentation a. Put your Cursor before the first word in your paragraph b. Go to Paragraph Under Indentation click the drop down arrow under Special c. Select First Line

10 Student Name Teacher s Name Class and Period 8 April 2013 Regardless of claims concerning which author did the better job with their work, both George Orwell s 1984 and Aldous Huxley s Brave New World are some of the strongest examples in their respective genres of the risks of utilizing technology to manipulate humankind. Like Aldous Huxley states, technological means have driven us backwards; we must find the balance between too much and too little high tech. Instead of using it to destroy us, we must progress (for the better) at the same level as applied science. After all, progress is lovely (Miller). ************************** NEW PAGE ***************************** Works Cited Miller, Derek D. Brave New World and the Threat of Technological Growth. Student Pulse 2011, Vol. 3 No. 04 pg. 1/1. Student Pulse LLC. Web. 31 December 2012.

TUHSD ebook Shelf. Student/Staff Accounts: Student Accounts are the same as their district computer login accounts. To access from school:

TUHSD ebook Shelf. Student/Staff Accounts: Student Accounts are the same as their district computer login accounts. To access from school: TUHSD ebook Shelf Student/Staff Accounts: To access from school: 1. Click on the TUHSD EBook icon on your desktop Student Accounts are the same as their district computer login accounts Username: ID #