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I really didn't know that existed or that I was supposed to be using it.  I honestly don't have the time to figure out another new thing this year. It seems like it could be helpful but right now I am so overwhelmed with everything else...

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I really didn't know that existed or that I was supposed to be using it.  I honestly don't have the time to figure out another new thing this year. It seems like it could be helpful but right now I am so overwhelmed with everything else...

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Too much information is being shared in emails and it's very overwhelming to keep track of everything.

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Too much information is being shared in emails and it's very overwhelming to keep track of everything.

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helpdesk link is dead

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I prefer the launchpad format to the symbaloo.

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Why is it called eLibrary? I didn't pay attention to it because I thought it was another site like Destiny.

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It is too far down on the webpage.

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This is a wonderful tool and I am afraid it was never rolled out to teachers in an effective, direct way. Therefore, it is just sitting in some of the buildings and not being used as it could/should

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Love the kid friendly seach engines under the kid section. I would love to see a third grade webquest if possible in the webquest section.

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The SEL link is fantastic and I love the videos. I'd love to see if someone could make a Nearpod lesson for each TAKES PRIDE word and include some of the videos in it. Teachers could have it right at their fingertips

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Under Educators and Educators Resources, there are three dead links under third grade

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Do the specialists know there is a section just for each of their areas under the Content Area Links?

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Under databases there is a great deal of information but I am not familiar with many of them.  I am wondering how teachers heard about these resources I see that I can email the helpdesk for usernames/passwords/logins, but if the district is paying for these sites I would hope EVERYONE knows about them.

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I heard about it but then never heard any further information about its capabilities. I haven't used it because I access the information through the launchpad.

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If we were told about the eLibrary through email, I must have missed it. Maybe it was among the too many emails we received at the beginning of the year.

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What is eLibrary?

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October 5, 2016 All_Users email informed us the launchpad was no longer available and that we were to use eLibrary...

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I had no idea what eLibrary was. I thought it was a replacement for Destiny and was complaining that our launchpad was dumped from the district site. I always used the launchpad to navigate between the unending amount of sites we are to use (us, parents, kids, etc.)

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I just bookmark sites I need.

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I never heard of eLibrary before

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What is the difference between teacher, student, and parent?

It's too overwhelming.  There are too many things to click on.

Some things are Primary and some are intermediate.  Perhaps dividing it up would be helpful.

There are a lot of resources (good) but I don't know where to start.

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-I don't really know what it is.
-When I click on ConnectEd, my name does not appear to be listed.
-I cannot find a picture of Safari Montage
-Are the children supposed to use it?
-It's one more thing I have to investigate on my own time