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ring a resource each day, put out book covers or jackets with QRcodes on them, use book stickers to promote books, set up individual libraries for specific students, set up classroom accounts for teachers and post ebook resources on school webpages and social media sites for parents.
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Reading Bingo
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Create a bingo card with different genres and reading activities (i.e. Read a poem to a friend, read in the car, read a scary story). Make one block in each row an e-book or e-resource reading activity. Include a link and email out to families
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Get Connected Night
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Hold a night where parents can "play" with their child's eBooks apps as well as other apps used in school.
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Open house displays
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Open house displays and newsletter.
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One of the benefits of being the morning news announcements adviser is that I can control the information flow to our school.  So, I occasionally take the take to demonstrate and remind students how to access our eBooks during the news broadcast.

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Before a break, host a lunch and learn for students, teachers, and parents to learn how to access eBooks including the various apps and login instructions. I encouraged my students and parents to bring their devices to school. That way it is ready to go when they get home!

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I made bookmarks with QR codes, login instructions, and bookcover pics on them for students to take home. I stored them in a bookcase that I made into a ReadBox.

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We put the QR code, Title, Author, and other info on an empty VHS case for each e-book or e-book series. Then, when students or teachers browse the shelves for books, they see what e-books are also available.

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Hold a special ebook week featuring a resource each day, put out book covers or jackets with QRcodes on them, use book stickers to promote books, set up individual libraries for specific students, set up classroom accounts for teachers and post ebook resources on school webpages and social media sites for parents.

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Create a bingo card with different genres and reading activities (i.e. Read a poem to a friend, read in the car, read a scary story). Make one block in each row an e-book or e-resource reading activity. Include a link and email out to families

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Hold a night where parents can "play" with their child's eBooks apps as well as other apps used in school.

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Open house displays and newsletter.

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Website, print sheet home with usernames/passwords, bookmarks, talking to students

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I use MackinVIA to house all of our digital resources including ebooks.  I spend time with all of my classes on using MackinVIA, provide info on my library website, as well as our school website resources for students.  Earlier this year, I created signage for my fiction and nonfiction areas.  I added QR codes to all signs, which link to ebooks that I grouped in MackinVIA.