Technology
Technology Support
Several online resources are used to support learning in the classroom and at home. Online Family Technology support is available to help families struggling with the technology by trouble-shooting problems with learning platforms, as well as helping solve issues logging into online resources. Be sure to check out the links below for helpful tutorials and videos!
Contact a live person for help with any technology needed to support at home learning.
Devices are assigned to all students as an educational resources - just like textbooks.
Here are some important things to be aware of when using your school issued hotspot.
If one of the following issues comes up while using Google Meet, try changing the video settings.
ISD#834 assigns a chromebook device to each student in second through 12th grade.
Technology Department
Eric Simmons
Director of Technology
simmonse@stillwaterschools.org
651-351-8414
Shae Green
IT Project Management Specialist
greens@stillwaterschools.org
651-351-8439
- What Devices are Assigned to Students?
- Caring For Devices
- Chromebooks at Home
- Chromebooks at School
- Chromebook Maintenance
- Device Agreements & Fees - Including device damage
- Technology Assistance and Support
What Devices are Assigned to Students?
Caring For Devices
Chromebooks at Home
Chromebooks at School
Chromebook Maintenance
Device Agreements & Fees - Including device damage
Technology Assistance and Support
A vehicle to enhance learning - anytime, anywhere!
Our vision is to create a learning environment where students can find and access their educational resources at anytime from anywhere. We are working to provide students and teachers with regular and reliable access to standard classroom technology equipment that enables them to present and engage with each other in collaborative learning environments.
We believe technology is not the focal point of learning, but rather a vehicle that enhances learning outcomes, and are committed to ensuring that all students have access to their learning resources within and outside of the classroom. With our Universal Access (1:1 Technology) program, a student can access their learning when they're out ill, on vacation, or simply working on a class project on the weekend.
Thanks to a technology levy approved by voters in 2022, devices are assigned to all students as an educational resource - just like textbooks. The 1:1 initiative increases students' communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity, and while technology is used to support learning, students still use traditional textbooks, reading books, and other physical classroom materials.
Universal Access By Grade Level
Grades K-1
Device: iPads
Learning Model: 2:1
(two students to one device)
Devices used in classrooms, as needed, to support instruction.
Grades 2-5
Device: clamshell Chromebooks
Learning Model: 1:1
(one student to one device)
Devices spend most of time in classrooms to support instruction, but may travel home if needed.
Grades 6-12+
Device: 2 in 1 touchscreen Chromebook
with optional digital pen
Learning Model: 1:1
(one student to one device)
Devices travel with students from home to school.