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Keep Calm and Carry On with INFOhio!

Written by // INFOhio Staff Thursday, 28 May 2020

INFOhio supports remote learning with resources, lessons, and more that all Ohio PreK-12 schools can use. Your students can keep calm, carry on, and keep learning with INFOhio!

Free World Book Webinars throughout the School Year

Written by // Erica Clay Thursday, 02 August 2018

Learn how to make the most of the World Book resources you have from INFOhio by attending free World Book webinars throughout the school year.

Free World Book Webinars throughout the School Year

Challenge Your Students to Start a Summer Learning Streak

Written by // Erica Clay Friday, 17 May 2019

There are approximately 50 weekdays when students are not in school during the summer months. What could your students learn if they spent a few minutes of each of those 50 days reading?

Challenge Your Students to Start a Summer Learning Streak

Teach With INFOhio Blog Posts to Help You Finish Strong (Updated May 2019)

Written by // Erica Clay Tuesday, 01 May 2018

The school year is drawing to a close but these Teach With INFOhio blog posts can help you finish the school year strong and start the summer right. 

Summer Fun with INFOhio Beach Bags and Camp INFOhio!

Written by // Erica Clay Friday, 27 April 2018

Back by popular demand: INFOhio Beach Bags and the virtual Camp INFOhio, offered for free to all Ohio families.

Summer Fun with INFOhio Beach Bags and Camp INFOhio!

2019 OhioNet eResources Preview

Written by // Erica Clay Wednesday, 23 January 2019

The 2019 OhioNet eResources Preview is February 1st through the 28th. INFOhio provides premium OhioNet membership for all Ohio PreK-12 schools.

Free Virtual Conference to Celebrate Digital Learning Day 2018

Written by // Erica Clay Wednesday, 07 February 2018

Ohio Ed Techs will hold a free virtual conference via Google Hangouts and YouTube on February 22nd, and INFOhio is participating!

Free Virtual Conference to Celebrate Digital Learning Day 2018

INFOhio Launches Series of Video Tutorials for Library Staff

Friday, 19 January 2018

Staff in INFOhio-automated school libraries now have an easy way to learn how to get the most out of their library software: INFOhio's Learn It Clips. Learn It Clips are short video tutorials that provide clear, visual, step-by-step instructions on completing common tasks in Workflows.

Sharing eBooks Across Schools and Districts

Thursday, 14 September 2017

Learn how one ITC is sharing eBooks across their schools and districts in an on-demand webinar presented by OverDrive & School Library Journal.

Field Days, Talent Shows, and Class Picnics - Oh My! or How to Learn and Have Fun During the Last Weeks of School, Part 2

Written by // Emily Rozmus Wednesday, 24 May 2017

Friday's post on how to keep calm, cool, and collected during the last days of school provided an example of how to implement Camp INFOhio into your classroom during the last weeks before summer break. The goal is to keep kids engaged, learning, and interested. Another resource available at no cost from INFOhio is IWonder. This student site is a collection of websites chosen by educators. The sites are categorized by asking students questions such as "Do You Want to Learn More About Technology?" and "Do You Want Help with a Project?" Students can browse to find a topic that interests them, and drill down to find specific websites where they can learn, play, and explore. Of course, one way to achieve part of the goal set is to allow the students to do just that—browse to learn, play, and explore. Without a plan of action, however, students may not be as engaged. And without engagement, well, we all know what happens in a classroom where students are not actively invested and interested!

Field Days, Talent Shows, and Class Picnics - Oh My! or How to Learn and Have Fun During the Last Weeks of School

Written by // Emily Rozmus Friday, 19 May 2017

The classroom is packed up, with bare walls and stacked-up textbooks. Students are eager to help clean and sort, preparing for the end of the school year. The teacher frantically finds activities to keep the class busy, and when all else fails, turns to a movie, the lights turned off, the room cooler without a fluorescent glare. Tomorrow is Field Day, and the temperature is sure to be high. The next day is the class picnic, and after that, the doors close for good on this school year. 

Stop the Summer Slide with INFOhio (Updated May 2019)

Written by // Erica Clay Monday, 15 May 2017

The Summer Slide sounds like a fun piece of playground equipment, but it’s something to avoid: “Students in lower-income families who don't read over the summer lose two to three months of learning, according to the National Summer Learning Association, a Baltimore group with ties to Johns Hopkins University” (Wisconsin State Journal). To learn more about the Summer Slide, try a search for “summer slide” or “summer learning loss” in ISearch (use your school or district's INFOhio username and password if prompted).

Research Made Easy with ISearch

Thursday, 16 February 2017

EBSCO has created a video for INFOhio called "Research Made Easy with ISearch." Find a link to the video by clicking the blue I button for ISearch on the INFOhio website.

Back To School Blitz! Lessons, Tips, and Strategies for the Vacation to Education Transition

Written by // Emily Rozmus Monday, 01 August 2016

Dear Teachers,

It’s August – let’s do this!

Videos Help Parents Support the Third Grade Reading Guarantee

Wednesday, 24 February 2016

Have you seen the three new videos to help parents help their children practice reading? Reading on the Go, Reading for a Purpose, and Reading on the Screen, all less than three minutes, give parents concrete, easy tips to help their children become stronger readers and meet the Third Grade Reading Guarantee.

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