September 2020 Tech Newsletter

 🍁Guess what?  It is September Tech Newsletter time!🍁

What do you have for me, Liz?  Glad you asked!
This edition includes info about 
  • student account info-- the chart to show how to sign into all the things
  • the new ticket site-- it's smooth, it's easy, it's helpful
  • mobile device refresh options-- is it your turn for an updated mobile device (iPad or Chromebook?)
  • videos to support tech use-- here's the list in progress
  • digital curriculum support
  • and more... check it out!


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