Technology For Staff
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The Tech Assist Service Center (TASC) is the Newton Public Schools' district-wide, web-based software system providing faculty and staff assistance with computer and technology problems.
Before using any digital tool that requires a student login, please verify its approval status here. If the tool is approved but requires parent sign-off, ensure you collect the signed forms before student use. If a login-required tool isn't listed, use the "Request It" link to submit a review. Questions? Contact your Digital Learning Specialist.
A dedicated digital resource hub for NPS staff, designed to provide standardized technical instructions and classroom implementation strategies for many digital learning applications.
This centralized directory provides quick access to essential tools and step-by-step guides categorized by grade level and function. Teachers can easily navigate resources for daily communication, device setup and management, instructional materials aligned with digital literacy standards, and various software tools for tech integration.
A comprehensive guide for families and educators regarding web-filtering protocols and device management within Newton Public Schools (NPS).
Digital Citizenship is about using technology safely, responsibly, and respectfully. Since students use screens daily, we must model and teach these habits. Use the resources on this page to learn more and spark meaningful conversations with your student.
This presentation is your go-to guide for getting comfortable with all the technology and digital tools you'll be using every day in our district.
Students in grades 6-12 use a variety of tech tools in the classroom, including Schoology, Google Workspace, WeVideo, and more. Unfortunately, sometimes these applications do not work as expected. This help document outlines some of the most common errors, and how to fix them.