Educational Technology for Hybrid/Remote Learning: Ask a Librarian
Your librarians are available to work with teachers on technology education for in-person, hybrid, and online learning, and to help students with research, reading, and tech.
One Book, One Amity 2020-21 is the "Inspiring Lives Edition"
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The One Book, One Amity program is an all-out, community-wide effort to create a shared experience and promote literacy.
This year, for the first time, instead of selecting and distributing the same book to everyone, students and staff are invited to read a memoir of their choice.
Do you need something from the Library and can't find it? Make your request here!
Seniors Back up Google Amityschools.org Docs
Seniors: you will need to back up any documents that you want to keep from your Google amityschools.org accounts to a private Google account. See these instructions.
Code Studio
Code.org's online platform offers students short tutorials, using fun drag-and-drop tools, to learn the basic concepts of computer science.
Teachers can track student progress and access lesson plans online. Create activities like Minecraft, Star Wars, Anna and Elsa, or follow tutorials from tech partners like Khan Academy, Tynker, Thinkersmith, Lightbot, and CodeCombat.
You don't have to create an account or sign in to do a tutorial, but if you do, you can track your progress.
Parent University: Academic Integrity
Project Notes (the rough draft of the research that we used for the presentation.)
Library Orientation
Learn more about the Amity High School Library by watching our Library Orientation video (from 2019-20).
