Chromebook & Laptop Cart Booking Calendar

Click on the cart you would like to book:

(You will be required to sign in to make a booking – use your SD 62 credentials to sign in.)

Chromebooks

(each cart contains the number in brackets)

**There are 30 Chromebooks in the Learning Commons that you can send students down to sign out on an individual basis (not as a class set).  This allows Chromebooks to always be available for students.

Cart A (27)

Stored Rm 1184 (1st floor, south wing)

Cart B (28)
Stored in Rm 3149 (3rd floor, south wing)

Cart C (28)
Stored in Rm 2148A (2nd floor, south wing photocopy room)

Cart D (25)
Stored in Rm 3123A (3rd floor)

Cart E (30)

Stored in Conference Rm 1173A 

Cart 1-1 (15) (Retired)

Cart 2-1  (26)

Stored in Rm 3150 (please do not book)

Cart 3-1 (26)

Stored in P2 (please do not book)

Social Studies Cart #1 (30)
PLEASE NOTE: book only for Social Studies classes
Stored in Rm 2120.

Social Studies Cart #2 (28)
PLEASE NOTE: book only for Social Studies classes
Stored in Rm 2115.

Science Cart (24)
PLEASE NOTE: book only for Science classes
Stored in Rm 3123A.

PE Cart (30)
PLEASE NOTE: book only for PE classes and academies
Stored in PE Storage Rm 1166

Math Cart #1 (17)
PLEASE NOTE: book only for Math classes
Stored in Rm 3117

Math Cart #2 (26)
PLEASE NOTE: book only for Math classes
Stored in Rm 3147

4-1 Home Economics Cart (24)
PLEASE NOTE: book only for Home Economic classes
Stored in Rm 2132

Modern Languages Cart (18)
PLEASE NOTE: book only for Modern Language Classes
Stored in Rm 3101.


Laptops

**There are 9 computers operating on WINDOWS in the Learning Commons and 4 computers operating on WINDOWS in the Counselling area that students can access. This allows WINDOWS computers to always be available for students.***

Student Resources

Click the database you wish to search:


World Book

 

worldbook_advanced    worldbook_student   WB Timeline

WB French

Click HERE for a users guide to World Book online.


Gale

 

Global Issues     Science in context    canada in cintext  Power search

 


EBSCO Host

EBSCOhost is a powerful online reference system accessible via the Internet. It offers a variety of proprietary full text databases and popular databases from leading information providers.

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BC Points to the Past

Point to the Past

 

 

 

 


Know BC

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Historica Canada is the largest independent organization devoted to enhancing awareness of Canadian history and citizenship.


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The Canadian War Museum is Canada’s national museum of military history and one of the world’s most respected museums for the study and understanding of armed conflict.

Aboriginal-Canadian Veterans


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“To enhance Canadians’ knowledge, understanding and appreciation of events, experiences, people and objects that reflect and have shaped Canada’s history and identity, and also to enhance their awareness of world history and cultures.” (Canadian Museum of History Act)


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What do you want to learn about British Columbia? Start with a subject, story, time or place.

Check out the BC Archives for a number of primary sources.  Click on the link below and use the search window at the top right side of the BC Archives page.

Search BC Archives

 

First Nations Research Guide for BC Archives, Royal BC Museum

This guide is intended to help researchers locate material on British Columbia First Nations at the BC Archives as well as to provide referrals to related resources available elsewhere.


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Aboriginal-Canadian Veterans


For more Aboriginal Content Resources:

Current Events, Politics, and Issues Resources

Residential Schools and Colonial Impacts


canada-historyFor access to primary sources, try:

Canadian History

This site allows you to search for primary sources.  Once in site, scroll down a bit and enter search term(s) in the Search window.


Digital Historical Resources from UVic and UBC

British Columbia and Pacific Northwest

These collections highlight history of the Province of British Columbia and the area generally defined as the Pacific Northwest. See also Victoria and Vancouver Island and East Asian and Asian Canadian Collections.

BC Historical Newspapers

Local newspapers reflect the social and cultural life of their communities and thus remain a vital source of information for community members and scholars alike. Enhancing access to this valuable information encourages the study of British Columbia history and brings research material to historians across the province and beyond.

The BC Historical Newspapers project features digitized versions of historical papers from around the province.  Date from 1865 to 1994. Access to the microfilm used to create this collection generously provided by the Royal British Columbia Museum and British Columbia Provincial Archives.

~Open Collections, UBC


Senior Research Skills

For a list of tools to support your research skills click HERE