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Native Americans: A Visual Exploration
Gr 4–6—All of Native North American history is compressed into colorful infographics with occasional, brief text boxes...
Believe
Gr 9 Up—As a child, Janine, an American, was the only survivor of a suicide bomber's attack on a temple in Israel...
Egypt
Gr 3–5—With a format that combines large, bright photos and brief text, these books provide basic introductions to world countries...
Palace of Spies
Gr 7 Up—Orphan Peggy Fitzroy is expelled from her caregiver's home when she refuses to marry a despicable suitor...
Danny Blackgoat, Navajo Prisoner
Gr 6-10—The true story of the 1864 Navajo imprisonment and forced migration is told through the eyes of fictional 16-year-old Danny Blackgoat...
Mozilla Promotes ‘Web Competency’ with New Standards
The Mozilla Foundation has launched a new Web Literacy Standard intended to serve as a roadmap for competent Web use and comprising “the skills and competencies people need to read, write, and participate effectively on the Web,” according to Mozilla’s site. Launched during the nonprofit organization’s October 25–27 Mozilla Festival, the Standard features recommendations for [...]
Flipping the Library: Tips from Three Pros | The Digital Shift 2013
Three experts shared tech tips and tools during “Flipped School Libraries,” a rapid-fire, dynamic session during The Digital Shift: Reinventing Libraries (#TDS13) webcast.
Students Wary of Wikipedia But Still Use for Research, Study Finds
A recent, voluntary survey of 3,000 high school students by EasyBib, the online citation and research platform, shows that kids are wary of Wikipedia’s accuracy—but still turn to it as a primary research tool—and they condemn plagiarism, though it remains an issue for high schools. The survey also finds that students are increasingly seeing libraries as providers of tech resources.
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