For Teachers

yOUr TLs are here to help!

Welcome Video

How your Teacher Librarian can help YOU

yOUr TUTORIALS

Select individual tutorials in the chart
or visit us on YouTube

yOUr TUTORIAL PLAYLISTS

Select a tutorial playlist to view a series of tutorials on a topic.

Learn how to access and log in to all the reading and book platforms such as Destiny, Sora, and Junior Library Guild (JLG)

These "How To" videos demonstrate tips and tricks to help make your digital, academic life a little bit easier such as: How to take a screenshot with your school Chromebook, Creating a Screencast Video, Sharing a Link to a File in your Google Drive, and more!

Connect to yOUr Academic Databases to access credible, up-to-date resources with user friendly tools for both personal exploration and academic research.

Meet yOUr Teacher Librarians of the Oxnard Union High School District

Learn how to use advanced search features to narrow or broaden your search results to find articles to fit your specific research needs.

yOUr Professional Learning Resources

Play Oxnard Union Express to expand your knowledge of pedogogy and tools - and earn some cool items for your classroom from the Alludo store.

Look for the Library Launch activities to learn more about yOUr Digital Library! and its services and resources.

yOUr Technology Resources

Google Teacher Cheat Sheet

TEACHER CENTER

Google for Education Teacher Center

TECH Tools by Curriculum - OUHSD

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No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.