WEGO HotSpot Program

We have Internet Hotspots available for students who do not have home internet access. Please email elearning@d94.org if you need to get a Hotspot. 

If you qualify for free/reduced lunch, you may also be eligidble for reduced cost internet at home through the Internet Essencials program. 

Drive up internet access is available at a number of locations, including the West Chicago Public Library. Details on all locations can be found here.

Sora Overdrive: Ebooks and Audiobooks

You can access ebooks and audiobooks on your Chromebook or other device through the Sora App. 
Username: Student ID
Password: Network Password
Sora Help

Research

Home access is available for all of our subscription databases, but you will need login IDs and passwords to access them. You must be logged in with your D94 account in order to access the password list, as well. If you need more specific help, please click on the Librarian Research Help button and one of the librarians will help you within 24 hours. 

>>Alphabetical Database List<<

>>Home Access Passwords<<

>>Other Reliable Sources<<

>>Librarian Research Help<<

Perfect tool for organizing your research paper. Citations, note cards, and outlining functions to keep you organized and on track. Login through your Google Account. 

Noodle Tools Help

Homework Help, Tutorials, and Enrichment

Below are links to some support and other sites to help with homework and other learning activities. 

Tutorials and help in math, science SAT, AP, and more. 

Crash Course is a Youtube channel with short videos on almost every topic, including: engineering, math, science, theater, literature, study skills, and more! 

Virtual field trips to thousands of museums and cultures.

Tools and tutorials to learn web design, programming, and data science. Login with Google. 

Explore possible careers with experts in the field. There is a video library of professionals explaining and demonstrating their careers. 

Ted Ed is a Youtube channel of videos and playlists on interesting and quirky topics for the curious. Includes riddles, how things work, coding, myths, books, media, nature, and more. Also, check out the TedEd Website for associated articles and discussion topics. Fun for the whole family.