curriculum

**Using Kurzweil 3000 to Read Web Content, Tests, Documents, and Online Subscription Services**
You will learn how to search for curriculum materials online and virtually print those pages to Kurzweil 3000 so students can read the article, highlight important information, and extract that information to create a study guide or Cornell column notes. If you currently have online subscriptions, you’ll learn how to bring in the content into Kurzweil 3000, such as Reading A-Z, Pearson, etc.

**2. Search for books within Kurzweil 3000**
Click on Online - select Search for Books - select the sites you want to search and enter your search words. You need to have a subscription for Bookshare and Accessible Book, so deselect those if you don't have access.

After you download the book, your student can start reading it as a text file or you can select all text and copy it. Then open Word and paste the text into Word. File - Print - KESI Printer - and then the book will be in Kurzweil 3000 format and your student will be able to highlight information, extract this information and create a study guide.

**3. Curriculum Websites:**
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 * **[|Reading Comprehension Worksheets] - example - [|A Day at the Circus]**
 * [|SuperTeacher Math and Reading Comprehension Worksheets]
 * **[|Free Lesson Plans and Worksheets] example search for Florida manatee**
 * **[|50 States]**
 * **[[earthscienceinmaine/home|Earth Science Middle School
 * **[[http://www.ck12.org/flexbook/|CK-12 Flexbook free STEM Content for High School Students

**5. Online subscriptions services**

 * [|Reading A-Z]
 * [|Pearson Online Science Book]