Learning Ally and OneClick Updates

There is still time this spring for your district to roster with Learning Ally or sync your district’s user information with OneClick!

What is Learning Ally?
This digital resource is designed for students with an identified reading difficulty.

Fun Facts:

• Learning Ally includes 80,000 human-read audiobooks for K-12 students
• Students have read 1,010,512 pages since January!

How do I get Learning Ally for my district?
Contact your Heartland AEA Literacy Consultant to start onboarding, and Learning Ally and Heartland AEA reading consultants will provide training.


What is OneClick?
OneClick provides faster and more secure access to the digital resources Heartland AEA provides. It uses a version of ClassLink for single sign-on.

How do I get OneClick for my district?
Districts can start the process by completing this onboarding questionnaire. Then, your tech director will schedule a meeting to get connected!


Questions?
Email Susan Schrader, Director of Resources and Library Services at sschrader@heartlandaea.org

Heartland AEA Literacy Newsletter is Here

In this issue of the Heartland AEA Literacy newsletter:

• Maximizing Small Group Reading Instruction
• Selecting EBP for ESSA and Beyond
• Understanding Dysgraphia
• Learning Bit By Bit
• Sentence Combining
• Iowa Department of Ed: Teaching for Impact
• Summer Literacy Resources and Classes

Looking for Summer PD? Here You Go!

Classes offered by Heartland AEA practitioners - Searchable by interest area!

Classes offered in Heartland AEA

Classes offered across the AEA system - Searchable by AEA or month, this list is updated weekly!

For more information about Heartland AEA’s professional learning opportunities, email profdev@heartlandaea.org.