If you do not know your login credentials, try the "forgot password" link under the login box. If you still have difficulties, contact STaNS@gov.sk.ca or call 1-866-933-8333.
New to our Safetyhub library -- Snow and Winter Driving!
This title runs for 15 minutes and covers the following:
• The hazards of winter driving
• How to prepare for winter driving
• Safe driving practices
• What to do when stranded
• What to put in a winter driving kit
• How to handle driving on ice, slush, and snow
Safetycare produces engaging workplace safety training video content that is used and viewed by organizations around the world. These safety videos are available in formats that can be streamed on any number of devices – including iPhone, iPad, PC, Mac, Laptop or Android. Through a provincial license, students and teachers in Saskatchewan have access to the full Safetycare collection (French and English) and the Safetyhub learning management system which includes multiple choice assessments with the videos.
Look for the Safetycare button on ROVER for access to the full video collection.
The resource supports the Government of Saskatchewan’s partnership with the Saskatchewan Safety Council on education safety initiatives and injury prevention outcomes in Saskatchewan curricula.
The Ministry of Education subscribes to NFB Education (formerly CAMPUS) to provide access to all PreK-12 schools in Saskatchewan. NFB Education features 100% Canadian content, in both English and French. It is available without a login through a link on ROVER (rover.edonline.sk.ca), or on the ministry’s resources.edonline.sk.ca page.
Users will no longer need to create a personal NFB account to access films and associated teacher guides. However, you can sign up for a personal account using your Apple, Google, or Microsoft account to unlock a new "My List" Feature; allowing you to easily create and save a list of your favorite films. Intuitive Sharing makes it easy to share films directly as you would from social media.
The film catalogue has been refreshed to include more new releases from the NFB and features more relevant films for the classroom. See the NFB Education Help Centre for information about the changes to their educational offering (https://help.nfb.ca/article-categories/nfb-education/).
NFB Education offers free webinars to familiarize teachers with the videos and teaching resources available. If you are interested in setting up a webinar for your school or school division, please contact Ross Johnstone at r.johnstone@nfb.ca