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Using Kindles at Secondary/Alternative Schools
I'm wondering how anyone at an alternative or secondary school is using Kindles. We considered purchasing some earlier but was told by another high school that there isn't a way to delete/hide the credit card number attached to it. There is no way I can have a credit card number accessible to the students at my school! I had not planned on purchasing Kindles for that reason; however, two are being donated to my school next week. Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated!
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Permalink Reply by Joanne F. Christensen on -
Our district does it through gifting. We have multiple accounts, but one only has money in it.
Weber School District Gifting Model: http://weberhighlibrary.pbworks.com/w/file/51498859/Weber%20Distric...
Weber High School Kindle Page: http://weberhighlibrary.pbworks.com/w/page/49073664/KINDLES
Kindle the Love of Reading: http://librarypresentations.wikispaces.com/UCET+2012
Some of this overlaps.
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