Roadrunner Technology Page

Welcome to our Roadrunner Technology Page.

NSD's student technology policy offers 1:1 device assignments: ChromeBooks for every student in grades 2-12 to carry between home and school; iPads for all Kindergarten and 1st-grade students for use in the classroom. K-1 iPads will only go home in the case of a quarantine learning situation.

All parents/guardians will be asked to sign a Student Technology Use Agreement annually before a device can be taken home.

To access your parent Clever or Schoology account, visit THIS page.

For more information on technology use in the Northshore School District, visit THIS page.

For device support, malfunction or damage, follow THIS LINK to request help.

Students use their assigned devices for research and learning in math, science, social studies, and language arts, as well as digital citizenship and computer skills.

Remember these safety rules while on the Internet 

  • Do not give out personal information online.
  • Do not send or receive any emails.
  • Do not share your passwords with others.          
  • Do not sign-up for any website clubs at school.
  • Do not download anything without permission.
  • Do not visit inappropriate sites.

If you have any questions or concerns about a website please talk to a teacher or parent. 

Chromebook Use Best Practice

Student Guide
  • Your Chromebook is your responsibility. Always remember that.
  • Use your Chromebook for school work only.
  • Remember to charge your Chromebook every night.
  • Always use the charger provided for you by the district to charge your Chromebook.
  • Store your Chromebook and charger in its bag when not in use.
  • Charge your Chromebook when the battery goes below 20%.
  • Do not use your Chromebook while it is charging.
  • Always use the touchscreen with clean hands.
  • Keep food and drinks away from the Chromebook.
  • Close all tabs that are not in use anymore.
  • Restart your Chromebook at least once a week.
  • If you run into any issue with your Chromebook inform your class teacher or bring your device to Ms. Aarthi.

Links to websites commonly used by our students are available below.

Typing Club

Online program used at school to teach keyboarding skills. Learning to touch type helps students be more productive and better prepares them for success in school and beyond.

Hour of Code

The Hour of Code started as a one-hour introduction to computer science, designed to demystify "code", to show that anybody can learn the basics, and to broaden participation in the field of computer science. Hour of Code is a web-based program that exposes students to basic coding and computer science principles.  Lessons are pre-built and easy to deploy!

Web Links