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4 C’ing the Future

One‐to‐One Initiative

Student/Parent Handbook

Lincolnwood High School

2014‐2015

4 C’ing the Future One‐to‐One Initiative

Index

The 4 Cs of Lincolnwood’s One‐to‐One Purchase/Student Use Program

Terms of Agreement

Receiving and Returning a Notebook Using a Notebook at School Caring for the Notebook Repairing or Replacing a Notebook Internet Usage Policy Web Safety Sites

Free Resources for Students

4‐C’ing the Future: The Lincolnwood Way

One-to-One Initiative

With the implementation of its “4 C’ing the Future” initiative, Lincolnwood will begin the transition to a One‐to‐One environment moving from traditional classroom activities to a web‐based curriculum. Some possible academic activities are included below with a ‘+’ next to those that would be enhanced through One‐to‐One.

The “4 Cs” are Content, Collaboration, Connections, and Communications.

Content

Traditional materials as well as on‐line texts and other web resources would be used during the transition to all on‐line materials:

+ Flipped Classroom activities + Teacher resources put on‐line for student use

+ Novels, readings on‐line for students + Extra practice work

+ Youtube lesson intro to explain a concept + Video lesson introduction to lesson

+ Additional online lesson startups dealing with relevant subject matter

+ Student lookup/search of info as part of lesson

+ On–line resources – current events, news item, topics of the day emphasized

+ Question of the day, short story intro, quote of the day, definition search

Collaboration

Students would make major use of their computers to work on the following types of activities:

+ Student led work in the classroom + Computer based assignments

+ Group/team activities + Group reports – major and minor assignments

+ Group discussion through class wiki or forum

+ Class website + Group/team oral/multi‐media presentations

Connections


+ On‐line course (Moodle)/LMS System + Syllabus/Class information/policies

+ Short writing assignments/logs/reports + Handouts depository for students

+ Homework submission by students + Worksheets availability on‐line for students

+ Extra work assignments for students + Extra credit assignments for students

+ Journals over work of the day or question of the day

+ Student responses to articles, etc. + Forum for group discussions

+ Teacher/student connection – Journals over text‐related questions

+ Sub materials available on‐line

Communications


+ Surveys for students + Teacher materials/resources for students to use

+ On‐line course work (Moodle) + Group emails and handouts

+ Email to and from students regarding work, schedule, etc.

+ Emails from students regarding class work + Missed work assignments available for students

+ Calendars, upcoming events, assignments for students

+ Make‐up assignments submitted to teacher

+ Questions for the teacher on an assignment from students


Purchase/Student Use Program

As a means to provide every incoming freshman with the ability to use a Notebook throughout their high school career, Lincolnwood High School has developed two plans to allow parents/guardians a choice of ownership of the device.

Purchase Program

A parent/guardian may choose to rent-to-own a Notebook. This program allows the parent/guardian to pay a rental fee of $75 per year over each year of your student’s four year high school career. Once you make your fourth $75 payment in full, you will completely own your Notebook. School policy and regulations still apply to the Notebook until graduation.

Student Use Program

If a parent chooses not to purchase, the student rental use fee is part of the yearly book rental fees paid for each student at registration. A parent/guardian may choose to rent a Notebook each year of their student’s high school career.

If you decide to rent the Notebook for your student, it will remain the property of Lincolnwood High School for throughout their high school career and after graduation.

If you ever would decide you would like to participate in the Purchase program you would just be responsible for paying the difference of what you have already paid to upgrade to the Purchase option.

With either of these options (Rent or Purchase Program) your student will:

Receive the same Notebook each fall when they return to school.

Be allowed to take their Notebook home with them in the evening to complete homework.

Be required to turn in their Notebook over the Winter break and end of school each year.

4 C’ing the Future Terms of Agreement

You will comply at all times with the Lincolnwood High School Parent/Student Handbook and Acceptable Use Policy, incorporated herein by reference and made a part hereof for all purposes. Any failure to comply may terminate your rights of possession effective immediately and the District may repossess the property.

Title Legal title to the property belongs to the school district until the student and family completes all required activities and makes required annual technology fee payments. Upon completion of all required activities and submission of all required fees, ownership will be transferred to students and families who have met all requirements. The right of possession and use is limited to and conditioned upon full and complete compliance with this Agreement and the Parent/Student Handbook.

Repossession If you do not timely and fully comply with all terms of this Agreement and the Parent/Student Handbook, including the timely return of the property, the District shall be entitled to declare you in default and come to your place of residence, or other location of the property, to take possession of the property.

Term of Agreement Your right to use and possession of the property terminates not later than the last day of the school year unless earlier terminated by the District or upon withdrawal from the District. All Notebooks will be turned in on the last day of finals before winter break begins and by the last day of student attendance before summer.

Appropriation Your failure to timely return the property and the continued use of it for non-school purposes without the District's consent may be considered unlawful appropriation of the District's property.

Use & Fees

Damage to the Notebook that occurs at school must be reported to the school immediately. Damage to the Notebook that occurs at home must be reported to the school no later than the next school day. A Notebook repair ticket must be completed.

In case of theft, vandalism, and other criminal acts, a police report MUST be filed by the student, parent or legal guardian within 48 hours of the occurrence. Incidents happening off campus must be reported to the police by the parent and a copy of the report be brought to the school.

Seniors must clear all records and pay all fees before participating in graduation. If a Notebook is lost or damaged, parent or guardian will be responsible for the

replacement cost of the device.


Receiving and Returning a Notebook

Receiving a Notebook a. Parents/guardians and students must sign and return the User Agreement and Parent Permission Form before a Notebook is issued to the student. b. Each student will receive a Notebook and charger in at the beginning of school. c. Notebook will be labeled in a manner specified by Lincolnwood High School; this will include the serial number. d. The Notebook and district-issued email account are the property of the Lincolnwood High School until payment has been made in full and as a result may be subject to inspection at any time. The student should have NO expectation of privacy of materials found on a Notebook or a school supplied or supported email, and network storage.

Returning a Notebook a. Notebook and all accessories will be returned at the end of each semester. b. Notebook must be returned immediately when a student transfers away from Lincolnwood High School or terminates enrollment for any reason. c. Students will be required to turn in Notebook prior to end of school year. Returning students will be issued the same Notebook for the following year. All items included when disbursed, including but not limited to carrying cases, carrying straps, power cords, etc. will be required to be returned and undamaged.

Fines Related to a Notebook a. Notebooks, district-provided sleeves or backpacks, and AC charger will be turned in to the technology support staff, when requested, in satisfactory condition. Notebooks will be inspected for damage. In the case of abuse, neglect, or intentional damage, the student/parent/guardian will be charged a fee for needed repairs, not to exceed the replacement cost of the Notebook. Lincolnwood High School Administration will make the final determination of any fees assessed. b. If a student fails to return the Notebook, the student/parent/guardian will pay the replacement cost of the Notebook, or, if applicable, any insurance deductible. Failure to return the Notebook will result in a theft report filed with law enforcement.


Using a Notebook at School

Notebooks are intended for use at school each day. In addition to teacher expectations for the Notebook use, school messages, announcements, calendars, and schedules may be accessed using the Notebook. Students are responsible for bringing their Notebook to all classes unless specifically instructed not to do so by a teacher. Students will be instructed by the teacher when and how the Notebook will be used in that teacher’s class.

Notebooks Left at Home If a student leaves the Notebook at home, a limited number of “loaner” devices may be made available to check out. The student is responsible for getting the coursework completed as if the Notebook were present.

Notebook Undergoing Repair Loaner Notebooks may be issued to students when their Notebooks are being repaired by the school. A limited number of “loaner” Notebooks are available so having a “loaner” is not guaranteed. Exceptions to this practice will be based upon whether the Notebook requires routine maintenance and repairs or was damaged due to negligence or abuse.

Charging a Notebook Battery a. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that Notebooks are fully charged for each school day. b. Repeated violations (a minimum of 3 days) of this procedure will result in students being required to “check-in/checkout” their Notebook from the office staff every day for two weeks. c. In cases where the battery does “run out”, students may be able to connect their Notebook to a power outlet in class.

Screensavers/Background photos a. While personalized screensavers or backgrounds are permitted, inappropriate or provocative images including but not limited to pornographic images, guns, weapons, inappropriate language, threatening language, drug, alcohol, or gang related images are not permitted and will subject the student to disciplinary action.

Sound, Music, Games, Software/Apps a. Sound must be muted at all times unless permission is obtained from the teacher for instructional purposes. b. Lincolnwood High School students are encouraged to provide their own headsets/earbuds. Headsets with microphones are encouraged to allow students to record

presentations on the Notebook without interference from background noise. c. Music is only allowed on the Notebook at the discretion of the teacher. Students will not be able to use Youtube as a music source (This is an issue with bandwidth). d. All software/apps will be provided by the district. Data storage will be through apps on the Notebook, i.e., Notepad, network storage, etc. e. Internet games other than those assigned by the student’s teacher are not allowed on the Lincolnwood High School Notebooks.

Legal Propriety a. Comply with trademark and copyright laws and all license agreements. Ignorance of the law is not immunity. If you are unsure, ask the technology support staff. b. Plagiarism is a violation of the Lincolnwood High School Handbook. Give credit to all sources used, whether quoted or summarized. This includes all forms of media on the internet, such as graphics, movies, music, and text. c. Use or possession of hacking software is strictly prohibited and violators will be subject to Lincolnwood High School discipline.

**Violation of applicable state or federal law may result in criminal prosecution.

Printing a. Students will be given information and instruction on printing with the Notebook at school.

Home Internet Access and Internet Filtering Policy Lincolnwood High School will install internet filtering on the Network that meets the federally regulated Child Internet Protection Act.

Although the district does make every effort to block inappropriate material on school systems, it's important for parents/guardians to monitor activity on their child’s electronic devices and understand that nothing is foolproof. We recommend that parents/guardians take an active role to view what content students are viewing on Notebooks outside the classroom setting. Students removing filtering software and/or bypassing filtering (proxy redirectors, etc.) will be disciplined in accordance with Student Handbook. Each student is responsible for the content viewed on their Notebook.

The Notebook comes equipped with both camera and video capacities. The cameras on the Notebooks will be disabled unless a teacher requests their use for a specific class assignment. Attempting to enable the camera is a violation of this agreement and will result in administrative action. Students are prohibited from taking or “tagging” any class photos without permission of the teacher. Cameras may never be used in a locker room or restroom per the student handbook or for taking inappropriate photos and/or videos.

Network Connectivity Lincolnwood High School makes no guarantee that the district's network will be up and running 100% of the time. In the rare case that the network is down, the district will not be responsible for lost or missing data. Students are urged to back up all files to a storage applications approved by the High School.

No Loaning or Borrowing Notebooks **Do NOT loan Notebooks or other equipment to other students.

**Do NOT borrow a Notebook from another student.

**Do NOT share passwords or usernames with others.

Unauthorized Access

Students are prohibited from accessing (“hacking”) other persons accounts, email, or network files.

School District Protection a. Lincolnwood High School assumes responsibility for Notebook repairs or replacement due to normal and typical daily use. The District will provide students instructions regarding the procedures for handling requested repairs. District technology staff will provide repair and replacement services and will notify the student when the Notebook is again available for use. (Do not attempt to repair the Notebook yourself or to have the device serviced by a third party.)

Personal Home or Homeowners’/Renters’ Coverage Lost, damaged, or stolen Notebooks in the care, custody, and control of a student may be covered by the homeowners’/renters’ policy of the parent. Most homeowner/renter policies will provide some limit of coverage for the “damage to the property of others” under the comprehensive personal liability coverage part of the policy and is not normally subject to any deductible. Please consult your insurance agent for details about your homeowners’/renters’ coverage or a personal articles policy.

Fee for Incidental Damage In the case where a Notebook or district-issued accessory is damaged by means other than normal use, wear and tear (i.e. abuse, neglect, intentional damage), the student/parent/ guardian will be charged a fee for needed repairs, not to exceed the replacement cost of the Notebook. Lincolnwood High School Administration will make a final determination of any fees assessed.

Claims a. All insurance claims must be reported to Lincolnwood High School. In cases of theft, vandalism, or other acts covered by insurance, the student/parent/guardian must file a report with the Principal’s Office before a Notebook can be repaired or replaced. b. In the event of a lost or stolen Notebook, Lincolnwood High School may deploy software which may aid in recovering the Notebook. c. Failure to report a stolen Notebook in a timely manner may result in a request for compensation for the replacement cost of the Notebook.


Caring For the Notebook

Students are responsible for the general care of the Notebook they have been issued by Lincolnwood High School. Notebooks that are broken or fail to work properly must be given to the technology support staff for an evaluation of the equipment. Care must be taken to protect the screen. Students are responsible for anything done using their assigned Notebook or their login.

Notebooks are the property of the Lincolnwood High School until paid for in full and all users will follow these procedures and Lincolnwood High School’s Acceptable Use Policy.

General Precautions a. While the Notebook is considered scratch resistant, the Notebook will scratch. Avoid using any sharp object(s) on the Notebook. b. Notebooks do not respond well to liquids. Avoid applying liquids to the Notebook. The Notebook can be cleaned with a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid getting moisture in the openings. Do not use window cleaners, household cleaners, aerosol sprays, solvents, alcohol, ammonia, or abrasives to clean the Notebook. c. Do not attempt to gain access to the internal electronics or repair of a Notebook. If a Notebook fails to work or is damaged, report the problem to technology support staff or the building administrator. d. There is no “jail breaking” or attempting to change the operating system of this device. e. Never throw, slide or pick up a Notebook by its screen. f. Cords and cables must be inserted carefully into the Notebook to prevent damage. g. Notebooks and provided sleeves or backpacks must remain free of any writing, drawing, stickers, or labels that are not the property of Lincolnwood High School or approved by the building principal. h. Students may purchase their own sleeve or padded backpack if desired. Students assume all responsibility for the device. i. Notebooks can be remotely located. Modifying, disabling or attempting to disable the locator is a violation of the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) and grounds for disciplinary action. j. Notebooks have a unique identification number and at no time should the numbers or labels be modified or removed. k. Notebooks must never be left in an unlocked locker, on top of a locker, in a car, or in any unsupervised area. Exposing the Notebook to extreme heat, humidity or cold (i.e. leaving it in a car on a hot or cold day) will damage the device. If for some reason

this situation occurs, allow the Notebook to return to room temperature before turning it on. Notebooks should be stored in a dry area. l. Notebooks should be placed vertically in the locker or in a backpack/book bag to avoid putting any pressure on the screen. m. Notebooks must be charged for school each day. This is the student’s responsibility. n. Notebooks are assigned to individual students and the responsibility for the care of the Notebook solely rests with that individual. Students should not lend their Notebooks to another person.

PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CONTACT AN OUTSIDE SERVICE COMPANY FOR REPAIR QUESTIONS. PLEASE CONTACT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Carrying Notebooks a. Students must never carry Notebooks outside the classroom without first placing the device in the provided protective sleeve. The protective sleeves and/or backpacks include sufficient padding to protect the Notebook from normal treatment and provide a suitable means for carrying the device within the school. b. To prevent damage to the device, students must close Notebooks between classes and when transporting it.


Repairing or Replacing a Notebook

School District Protection Lincolnwood High School assumes responsibility for Notebook repairs or replacement due to normal and typical daily use. The District will provide students instructions regarding the procedures for handling requested repairs on each campus. District technology staff will provide repair and replacement services and will notify the student when the Notebook is again available for use. (Do not attempt to repair the Notebook yourself or to have the device serviced by a third party).

Personal Home or Homeowners’/Renters’ Coverage Lost, damaged, or stolen Notebooks in the care, custody, and control of a student may be covered by the homeowners’/renters’ policy of the parent. Most homeowner/renter policies will provide some limit of coverage for the “damage to the property of others” under the comprehensive personal liability coverage part of the policy and is not normally subject to any deductible. Please consult your insurance agent for details about your homeowners’/renters’ coverage or a personal articles policy.

Fee for Incidental Damage In the case where a Notebook or district-issued accessory is damaged by means other than normal use, wear and tear (i.e. abuse, neglect, intentional damage), the student/parent/ guardian will be charged a fee for needed repairs, not to exceed the replacement cost of the Notebook. Lincolnwood Administration will make the final determination of any fees assessed.

Claims a. All insurance claims must be reported to Lincolnwood High School. In cases of theft, vandalism, or other acts covered by insurance, the student/parent/guardian must file a report with the Principal’s Office before a Notebook can be repaired or replaced. b. In the event of a lost or stolen Notebook, Lincolnwood may deploy location software which may aid in recovering the Notebook. c. Failure to report a stolen Notebook in a timely manner may result in a request for compensation for the replacement cost of the Notebook.

Panhandle CUSD #2 INTERNET USAGE POLICY (K-12)

The mission of the Panhandle Community Unit #2 Computer Network/Internet Connectivity System is to enhance learning and teaching by giving users access to additional sources of information and research through electronic communication and technology, and thus, allowing for greater collaboration and dissemination of successful educational practices, methods, and materials. Panhandle Schools, while encouraging the educational use of the Internet, will make every effort to protect children from content that is obscene, pornographic, or harmful to minors. The District, while respecting the privacy of its users, reserves the right to log network use and to monitor its users. In addition, the District reserves the right to limit content that it deems “inappropriate for minors.”

Rights and Responsibilities The use of computers and the Internet will provide students access to local, national and international sources of information and collaboration vital to intellectual inquiry in today’s society. In return for this access, every user has the responsibility to respect and protect the rights of every other user in our community and on the Internet. The Internet is part of the curriculum and is not a public forum. Users agree to respect copyright laws, including trademark and/or license restrictions when downloading, archiving, distributing or sharing any software or digital files. A Panhandle network computer account with password accessibility will be given to each student yearly for school use. Students should keep the password private and are responsible for all activity on the network accessed through their passwords. Account holders are expected to act in a responsible, ethical and legal manner, in accordance with the Panhandle Internet Code of Conduct, the missions and purposes of the other computer networks they use school wide and on the Internet and the laws of the State and the United States. The District shall not be responsible for any unauthorized charges or fees resulting from access to the Internet. Each District computer shall access the Internet through a filtering device that blocks entry to visual depictions that are (1) obscene, (2) pornographic, or (3) considered harmful or inappropriate for students, as defined by the Children’s Internet Protection Act and as determined by the Superintendent or Superintendent ‘s designee. Panhandle Internet Code of Conduct This Internet Code of Conduct applies to all users of the Panhandle network. It reads: Users will strive to act in all situations with honesty, integrity and respect for the rights of others and to help others to behave in a similar fashion. Users agree to follow school and network policies in regard to the access, usage, and content rules as put forth in the Panhandle Computer Use/Internet Policy Statement. Access Access to the Internet within the Panhandle District is a privilege and not a right and any inappropriate use will result in cancellation of those privileges. Building principals will act as “system administrators” for their buildings and will deem what is inappropriate use with their decisions being final. The system administrator may close the access of any user at any time as required. Teachers or other staff may request that system administrator deny, revoke, or suspend specific user accounts at any time for cause. Appeals regarding cancellations can be made through the building administrator.

Sanctions Violations of the rules will result in a temporary or permanent ban on computer/internet use. Disciplinary action may include restriction of a student’s computer use in the labs as well as his/her classroom use depending on the type and severity of the infraction. The building principal will be notified of any infraction for further disciplinary actions per the Student Handbook and Board of Education policy. When applicable, police or local authorities may become involved. Usage Guidelines The Internet account holder/computer user is held responsible for his/her actions and activity within his/her account. Unacceptable use of the network/school computers will result in the suspension or revoking of these privileges. Account holder will not use the network/computers for any illegal activity, including violation of copyright or other contracts nor for plagiarizing the works of others. If a user mistakenly access inappropriate information, he/she should immediately inform a teacher or staff member. This will protect the student against a claim that he/she intentionally violated this policy. The Acceptable Use Policy does not attempt to state all required or proscribed behavior by users. However some specific examples are provided. Students will agree to the following conditions:

1. I will not use the computer/Internet system for financial or commercial gain or for any non-school related activities.

2. I will not degrade or disrupt school equipment, software or system performances and will not wastefully use finite resources.

3. I will not bring files or programs to school on a portable storage device/flash drive in an attempt to circumvent the network or school Internet policy or gain access to sites blocked by the school’s filtering system.

4. I will never give out personal information such as my name, address, phone number over the school Internet.

5. I will not invade the privacy of individuals nor will I post anonymous messages.

6. I will not use a cell phone or personal electronic device to access the Internet or e-mail while at school.

7. I will not attempt to hack or to gain access to files or resources of others.

8. I will not post personal communications without the original author’s consent.

9. I will not create, download, store or print files or messages that are profane, obscene, or that use language that offends or tends to degrade others.

10. I will not use the Internet to buy or sell, or to attempt to buy or sell any service or product. 11. I will not change any computer file that does not belong to me.

12. I will not send chain letter or any pyramid scheme either to a list of people or to an individual, nor will I send any other type of communication that might cause a congestion of the Internet.

13. I will never knowingly circumvent, or try to circumvent, security measures on either Panhandle computers or the Internet.

14. I will never log on as another user or allow someone to log on as me nor will I ever knowingly give my password to others.

15. I will not author and/or edit FROM SCHOOL DISTRICT EQUIPMENT, district or personal web pages that contain inappropriate images or language or material that is threatening, abusive, harassing defamatory, invasive of privacy, vulgar, obscene, or that includes or encourages instructional information about illegal activities.

16. I will not use or access e-mail on the school computer network. I will not link the school site to any other sites without the school’s permission to do so.

17. I will not download programs, games, music, or any other files using school computers without teacher permission and supervision. Nor will I play any games on school computers except those with educational value and only those after teacher permission.

18. I will not make or attempt to make any malicious effort to harm or destroy data of another user on the Internet, including the uploading, downloading, or creation of computer viruses.

19. I will not enter or attempt to enter any social networking site, chat room, newsgroup, instant message communication or any other sites on the school network or the Internet that involves person-to-person conversation in which I may be asked to identify myself or give personal information.

20. I will not violate the content guidelines as outlined below. Content Guidelines Students will be allowed to produce materials for electronic publication on the Internet. Network administrators will monitor this material to ensure compliance in content standards. The content of student material is restricted to the following:

1. No personal information about a student will be allowed. This includes home telephone numbers and addresses as well as information regarding the specific location of any student at any given time.

2. Full names of students may be used with student and parent consent but will never be combined in a way to directly identify such student in a photo. When pictures are used, it will be a group photo with full names or last names only in no specific order or if an individual or small group photo, only first names will be used. The same rules apply to movies and sound recording used on the system and Internet.

3. Student work can be used on the Internet with permission of the student and parent. It may contain the full name of the student but will not be accompanied with an individual photo of the student.

4. No text, image, movie or sound that contains pornography, profanity, obscenity, language that offends or tends to degrade others will be allowed.

5. Computer storage areas, network accounts, and portable/flash drive storage will be treated like school lockers. Staff may review files and communications to ensure that users are using the system responsibly. Users should not expect that files stored on the server or disks would always be private.


Web Safety Sites

http://www.netsmartzkids.org/

www.fosi.org/

www.safekids.com

www.kids.getnetwise.org

www.gcflearnfree.org

www.safekids.com/kids‐rules‐for‐online‐safety

www.fbi.gov/stats‐services/.../parent‐guid

www.nationalcac.org

http://www.scholastic.com/parents/resources/article/your‐child‐technology/keeping‐kids‐safe‐online


Free Resources for Student Use

http://www.typingweb.com/

http://facstaff.uww.edu/rogersh/Web_Sites/WEBSITES.HTM

www.learninggamesforkids.com/keyboarding_games.htm

www.humbleisd.net/page/26888

www.typingclub.com

http://www.typingadventure.com/

www.abcya.com/kids_typing_games.htm

www.freetech4teachers.com/.../10‐free‐typing‐practice‐activities

www.nfschools.net/Page/3588

On‐line Textbooks and other On‐line Resources

https://www.mheonline.com/program/view/3/2/763/0073104442/

http://www.hmhco.com/shop/education‐curriculum/social‐studies/secondary‐social‐studies/world‐history‐patterns‐of‐

interaction

http://www.pearsonschool.com/index.cfm?locator=PS1364&PMDBSUBCATEGORYID=&PMDBSITEID=2781&PMDBSUBS

OLUTIONID=&PMDBSOLUTIONID=6724&PMDBSUBJECTAREAID=&PMDBCATEGORYID=3289&PMDbProgramID=79601

http://www.pearsonschool.com/index.cfm?locator=PS197k&PMDbSiteId=2781&PMDbSolutionId=6724&PMDbSubSolut

ionId=&PMDbCategoryId=815&PMDbSubCategoryId=24837&PMDbSubjectAreaId=&PMDbProgramId=85401

http://campustechnology.com/articles/2013/08/14/the‐price‐is‐right‐11‐excellent‐sites‐for‐free‐digital‐textbooks.aspx

http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page

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