DIGITAL RESOURCES
E-books
Destiny Library System of GSSD
Types of Electronic Books:
A. Single copy purchased from a vendor available through Destiny.
B. Single copy purchased from a vendor with unlimited simultaneous use available through Destiny. Ex> Canada the culture
C. Online version available through Saskatchewan schools and libraries only.
D. Online version, copyright cleared and free on the web. – Ex> Emma
E. Single copy purchased from Amazon or Chapters and available on a designated ereader such as a Kindle or Kobo.
F. Adobe epub versions available from Library2Go, Saskatchewan Libraries, a subscription-based service from a company called Overdrive which can be signed out through the public library and viewed on an desktop, laptop, or handheld device such as an ipad, iphone, Android, or Blackberry
H. Other subscriptions available through Parkland Regional Library such as Bookflix, Tumblebooks and Tumblereadables.
E-books for Schools
Encyclopedias
Magazine and Informational Databases
MINISTRY LINKS
Listing of Full-text Periodicals and Newspapers
GENERAL DATABASES
TOPIC SPECIFIC DATABASES
Auto Repair and Small Engine Repair Reference Centre
First Nations Periodical Index
Health & Wellness Resource Centre
HOME ACCESS TO THE DATABASES
ParklandRegional Library - Home Access to Databases
Video Streaming
Discovery Education Streaming Canada
ROVER (Recommended Online Video Education Resources)
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
10 Questions to Answer — Are your students digitally savvy? 
1. How private are e-mail messages?
2 Is forwarding a chain e-mail completely harmless?
3. Have you checked the privacy settings on your social networking account recently?
4. Which images posted online can be freely used?
5. How can I protect the copyright of work I have produced?
6. What does my digital footprint look like? How can it be managed?
7. How do I check the reliability of an online source?
8. How can I establish if a website is a secure one?
9. How do I deal with contact online from a stranger or if I encounter unpleasant/innappropriate content?
10. How can I recognize immersive online environments such as “advergames” which attempt to collect consumer information and bring brand loyalty?
GSSD DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
MEDIA AWARENESS NETWORK
MyWorld – a digital literacy tutorial for secondary students
from the Teacher’s Guide –
CURRICULAR CONNECTIONS - page 9
TIME ALLOTMENT & SEQUENCE - page 11
Chapter 1 – Authenticating Online Information – page 14
- Online Hate
- Online Scams
- Reliability of Online Content
- User-created Encyclopedia
Chapter 2 - Managing Your Reputation and Privacy Online – page 19
- Privacy and Social Networking Sites
- Reputation Management
- Privacy Settings
- Photo Management
- Privacy Policies
Chapter 3 – Dealing With Online Relationships – page 26
- Sharing Photos
- Excessive Gaming and Internet Use
- Online Gambling
- Online Sexual Solicitations
- Responsibility Toward Peers
Chapter 4 - Acting Ethically Online – page 33
- Whose Property?
- Plagiarism and Citation of Online Sources
- Cyberbullying
Media Awareness Modules
- Teacher Credentials Username: gssdt11 Password: innerl
- Student Credentials Username: gssds11 Password: gw8kan
MyWorld:
district-wide: $88 per school (when all Grade 9-12 schools are licensed) (minimum district fee is $310.00)
12 schools x $88 = $1056
individual schools: $310.00 per school plus tax
Passport:
district-wide: $42 per school (when all Grade 4-8 schools are licensed)(minimum district fee is $190.00)
individual schools: $190.00 per school plus tax
16 elementary schools x $42 = $672
5 K – 12 schools x $42 = $210 TOTAL: $882
GRAND TOTAL: $1938 plus tax
*may be able to negotiate the 4 K-4 schools out of the mix and save $168.
