Teachers interested in trying BookCreator as part of the library's CVUSD Writes and Creates! program will complete their training and onboarding May 8th.
CVHS Library seeks teachers in multiple disciplines to be early adopters with BookCreator as part of next year's CVUSD Writes & Creates! Program.
Teachers who missed the first lunch are encouraged to
1) Visit the Library's Instructional Services Page
2) Access and flip through the CVUSD Writes & Creates teachers handbook (an eBook created by Ms. Stambaugh in BookCreator!) with all of the participation information you need to know.
3) On the Quick Start page in the eBook, click on Get Certified. Watch the short training videos and take the quiz to get your badge.
4) Email Ms. Stambaugh with your BookCreator badge in your signature line of your email to say “I'm in!”
5) Register for the May 8th lunch. This is the second and final required lunchtime PD sessions for teacher onboarding onto the library's license. Register now
For more information, please
- read the CVUSD Writes & Creates! program description including early adopter teacher expectations
AP teachers, do you have summer reading you want your incoming students to do but cannot require it? How about incentivizing it through a library reading challenge? If interested read this news item for more information and send your reading list to Ms. Stambaugh by May 23.
CVUSD Librarians are currently setting up the Beanstack reading challenge system to begin to boost reading and student learning outcomes across the district. We could set up your high school summer reading lists for AP courses as reading challenges. Students log their reading during the summer and earn badges.
If interested in experimenting with summer AP reading and Beanstack student reading logs, send your reading list to Ms. Stambaugh. She will set up a reading challenge for your incoming students to use over the summer.