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The move to our new library may have gotten in the way of our regular annual Summer Reading Program, but we've still got you covered! This year, we're offering a year-long Reading Challenge for kids and teens, running from June 2023-May 2024! To participate, simply register for the MSLA Reading Challenge in our Beanstack portal, then meet simple monthly reading requirements such as "read a book set in a country you would like to visit," and "read an award-winning book." Each month you participate, you'll be eligible to win a raffle prize! Participate every month and earn a chance to win an awesome grand prize!



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61 years ago today, West Side Story opened on Broadway - and now this groundbreaking musical has been adapted for the high school stage. With additional resources for students and directors, West Side Story School Edition makes the iconic musical more accessible and meaningful for high school performers.


Re-creating Robbins' innovative choreography and playing Bernstein's gorgeous score has been a consistent challenge for high school performers. This School Edition removes these obstacles by providing an official Choreography Manual and Videos featuring easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for all of the show's iconic dance numbers - highlighting students from all over the world under the supervision of Jerome Robbins expert Julio Monge.


This time I would like to turn the mike over to you, PhD students, and let you tell me what you want to hear about in this blog (I will do a separate one for supervisors and supervision later on). What would you like to know about doing a Ph.D., or being a (happier, more productive) PhD student?


After closing the poll, I counted about one response to the question of what topics the readers of the blog would like to see covered. Thanks a lot, dear suggester! (if you are reading this, you know who you are).


I would love to install the student edition on the company laptop, but unfortunately they have a very strict policy that keeps it fully locked down. No software installation is allowed, no exceptions. If there is a way to install the student edition without requiring admin access I'm all ears.


The worst branding Adobe ever did was to use the name Acrobat in relation to the read-only version of software and confuse it with Acrobat Standard, but maybe they were pushing to sell Pro licenses, though I'll bet a lot of people skipped both and went NitroPDF or CutePDF or any of the many other PDF manipulation programs.






We are bringing you the most powerful and integrated Design, Simulation, and Manufacturing software for free. Kick-start your design career with this free student edition trial of NX!


In my country, University Classes begin at the first days of January and at the first days of August.

When in 2022 NX Professional and Academic Series was released on June and December I was very happy (that the series number now seems to has a significance and) that the newest Academic Version of Siemens NX could be installed in Universities for the use of the students. But, particularly this semester, the NX 2306 Series Student Edition has not been released yet, resulting (because the incompatibility between 2212 and 2306 series) in the inability to do student homework (without a VPN or an Remote Desktop Software Tool). Autumn semester is almost finished and after this experience my recommendation for future semesters, to Academics in similar situation of limited use of VPN, is do not update to the newest Academic Version until same Student Edition of NX has been released and has in mind a quick midterm update.

I really wish more compatibility between NX releases in future, at least with the previous series version.

Thanks to Siemens PLM for the extraordinary effort releasing free students versions of NX on COVID 19 pandemic time. With the earnest desire Siemens NX Student Edition continues free for the Students in Universities with Academic Licenses.


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Since staff having previous version can not open 2306 series files and Student Edition can not export a PFD or Screen Image good enough to read it, the only thing in my mind to review the degree of performance of the skills acquired for the students is that faculty generate examples of parts and drawings with controlled geometrical and drawing-standards errors and let students use the NX Analysis tools and ANSI/ISO Standards in order to find, compute, discuss and propose solutions to the errors. But only in the short period of time staff updates to the same version than students.


myPerspectives is a powerful, next generation literacy program that places students at the center of learning and gives teachers the right tools and resources, research-based guidance, and autonomy to do what they do best to support each unique learner.


Empower and inspire lifelong literacy learning with high quality instructional resources, engaging content, cutting-edge technology, and purposeful activities that develop students into confident, effective, and powerful communicators.


Relevant and diverse texts and media allow students to see themselves reflected in the stories and develop their own voice as they build knowledge and participate in the broader conversation. A built-in gradual release instructional model promotes ownership of learning, collaboration, and student independence.


From intriguing thematic units to relevant texts and media, to Hook & Inspire features and current events podcasts, myPerspectives connects with students today and allows them to bring their own ideas and lived experiences to enrich learning.




Students analyze texts through the eyes of a reader and writer and have academic discussions. They work on group projects, create their own compositions, and complete rigorous Performance-Based Assessments.


Kelly is a literacy education author and consultant, specializing in the teaching of English Language Arts for grades 4-12. Informed by a 35-year teaching career, Kelly has developed and shares an ever-evolving body of work that helps teachers engage and empower even the most reluctant readers and writers. Kelly is the former president of the Secondary Reading Group for the International Literacy Association and the author of several professional development books. Read the White Paper


myPerspectives provides a variety of reading opportunities for students to build content knowledge. Texts have been carefully selected to enable students to encounter a wide range of literary and informational texts that include narrative fiction, graphic novel excerpts, speeches, articles, poetry, drama, functional and foundational texts, media, and more.


Wit & Wisdom ELA is recognized by the Knowledge Matters Campaign as one of only six knowledge-building curricula crafted to ensure that students build critical ELA skills while also building knowledge of the world.


Student Edition database is designed for high school students, with access to a variety of indexed and full-text magazines, newspapers and reference books for information on current events, the arts, science, popular culture, health, people, government, history, sports and more.


The 2021 Red Wheelbarrow National Edition features finalist and winning poems from the 2021 Red Wheelbarrow Poetry Prize (judged this year by Mark Doty); art by Nye' Lyn Tho, Elizabeth Jiménez Montelongo, Scott Miller, and Barbara Lawrence; an edited 2006 archival interview with Gary Snyder by De Anza students; substantive interviews with poet Stephen Kuusisto and poet & translator David Allen Sullivan, including several of his original poems as well as translations of poetry from the Uyghur, Chinese, and Arabic; new work by inmates from Salinas Valley State Prison including a feature on inmate Jessica Diana Garza's "art and poetry of transformation," curated by Rose Black; and a variety of new works of poetry from around the U.S. and the world, including Lebanon and Myanmar.


The De Anza campus is now partially open and starting in January, Red Wheelbarrow will again be available in the Campus Bookstore. Print editions of Red Wheelbarrow magazine (current and back issues) are also available for purchase at this time by contacting editor Ken Weisner by email at weisnerken fhda.edu for details. If you read by downloading the PDF (2021 PDF) make sure to read the journal in "two page view" in Acrobat with "show cover page" selected in order to create a proper facsimile of the book's facing pages. Poetry Prize press releases and book cover files are also posted here below. Thank you for reading and supporting Red Wheelbarrow.


The 2020 Red Wheelbarrow National Edition (Download PDF Here) features finalist and winning poems from the 2020 Red Wheelbarrow Poetry Prize (judged this year by Dorianne Laux and Joseph Millar; art by Hank Willis Thomas as well as Dorothy Atkins, Noah Berger, Mark Cooley, and Mark Harris; an interview with Ellery Akers, author of Swerve: Environmentalism, Feminism, and Resistance; new work by inmates from Salinas Valley State Prison; and a range of new works of prose, poetry, and translation by both local writers and those from around the country. The De Anza campus remains closed at least through June, 2021. Print editions of Red Wheelbarrow magazine (current and back issues) are available for purchase at this time by contacting editor Ken Weisner by email at weisnerken fhda.edu for details. If you download the PDF make sure to read the journal in "two page view" with "show cover page" selected in order to create a proper facsimile of the book's facing pages. Poetry Prize press release and cover file also posted here below. Thank you for reading and supporting Red Wheelbarrow. To enjoy the launch reading from December 8, 2020, held in Zoom and hosted by Rob Pesich of Poetry Center San José, and Joe Miller of WORKS/San José, along with Ken Weisner, Caesar Kent, and Cindy White from Red Wheelbarrow, please use this YouTube link: =qeauVVU12oA&t=1617s



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