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Technology News for Remote Learning
Keep up-to-date with changes, options, and FAQs while we are engaging students online:
Click here to access the most recent Tech Update Doc
Email the IT Ticketing Help Desk at:
help@millisschools.org

Every email creates a ticket in our HelpDesk program. The Tech Team will use these tickets to track tech help requests.
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​Millis Schools Digital Product Library​
We've compiled a comprehensive list of the digital learning products that we use in Millis Schools, and it is curated in a Digital Product Library using LearnPlatform.

1. Go to this link: 
​millisschools.app.learnplatform.com/users/sign_in
2. Sign in with your Millis Google login.
Spend time using the filters to search by grade level, subject area, etc.
​3. Choose a product and fill out a rubric to give it a rating.
4. Explore the Library and begin curating your own library of apps.
5. Explore the Learn Community and request apps.

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Google and Gmail:
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Google Suite Resources
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Facilities Request Calendars and Sign-up Form:
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For those who need to access the Facilities Request Calendars, they  have been moved from First Class to Google. Please access the Facilities Request Calendars and sign-up form on the new MPS Facilities Request Site Note that this link is also located on the district and school websites.

Participants Wanted!
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If you are interested in joining the Student Help Desk Team, please take a few minutes to fill it out the application, below. 
​​https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSecwkJYZjmcZ6aH95kDBN4z6ik8sIaJQFlPP1ZCizDr7hBgIQ/viewform?usp=sf_link 
Small School, Big Family 

Digital Learning News

Thanks to a grant from MERIT, Millis students have been able to incorporate elements of virtual reality (VR) in their learning. Each building now has a VR kit comprising 30 headsets and equipment that creates a local area network on which teachers and students may “visit” virtually anywhere in the world. Not only that, the VR experience also include opportunities to create virtual tours and projects. Imagine, rather than creating a diorama in a shoebox, now students may create a virtual environment and take their classmates on a tour.

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​Inside the new CFB under construction - using the 360 camera purchased by MERIT for the schools.


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"The VR headsets are a wonderful supplement to the curriculum. They take visual learning to the next level by providing students with a more immersive, engaging experience than just 2D images and videos can offer. My classes thoroughly enjoyed the two trips we took: one to the real life settings of some of Shakespeare's plays, and the other through some of Long Island's mansions that were inspiration for The Great Gatsby."- Mr. Carter, English teacher

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