Our premiere streaming service! Search their catalog of feature films and TV episodes--you'll see plenty of new releases as well as classic educational films.
Click on a title and you'll notice some have a "watch" button--those films are available anytime, on-demand. Others have a "request" button--click and you will be prompted to send SWANK a short explanation of the educational purpose for showing the movie. Once approved, most "requested" films are available within 1-2 business days. Share the film with your students or add a link to Canvas using the "share" button below the video player.
Classroom Video On Demand has a huge library of documentaries, feature films, and education videos across curriculum! Their library of PBS shows, HBO Documentaries and world cinema is excellent. Share with students or embed videos in Canvas using the "share" button below the video of your choice. Unlike SWANK, all videos indexed in this database are available on demand.
A Subscription to the New York Times is available to anyone in the Prep Community. Please encourage your students to use this resources for classwork and for staying informed!
New York Times: click this link to create an account. If you or your students have trouble logging in, try clicking this link again--sometimes accounts expire after a year or two. Feel free to use your account on any and all devices--there's no limit. Our subscription also includes the NYT archive, TimesMachine.
Teachers you can create an inbox that will allow you to:
1. Automatically receive your students' project folders and digital annotations.
2. Provide students with information about the project on NoodleTools through URL links.
Students can:
1. Import citations directly from EBSCO Discovery and other library databases.
2. Build citations from other places such as primary sources, Google, and YouTube.
3. Create digital notecards to keep track of direct quotes, paraphrasing, and their own thoughts and ideas.
4. Create an outline from their digital notecards.
1. understand and differentiate between a direct quote and a paraphrase or summary.
2. create their own ideas and questions regarding the information and thoughts of source and its author.
3. Connect and organize their quotes, paraphrases, and thoughts to each source they are using.
Borrow and read ebooks, audiobooks, and digital magazines through the Sora App. Click on the image to access Sora on your computer or download the Sora App onto your phone. If this is your first time signing in follow these steps to log into Sora and access books:
1. Select find my school-Saint Peter's Prep.
2. Sign in with your SPPREP Gmail Credentials
3. Search and borrow books!
4. Click 
to change font and settings, including sending all borrowed books to your Amazon Kindle.