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Google recently released a serious redesign of Google Earth for both Web (Chrome) and Android and it now packs even more learning punch. (Versions for iOS and other browsers are in the works.) Google Earth 9 invites users to explore stunning 3D maps of random and selected locations, view curated video content, and to choose […]
Change in your school administration may derail your library program—but only if you let it.
Dynamic K–12 programs created by university researchers and engineers.
Books for little ones highlight how water functions as part of an ecosystem, while selections for older readers emphasize the pressing need to protect the world’s clean water supply.
Through a NASA educational program, a Kansas teen librarian developed a related STEM curriculum that culminated in radio contact with the International Space Station.
Religious-themed books in school libraries; informing patrons of privacy policies.
Collaboration, followed by "close looking," led to discovery—and a few career ideas—for a group of seventh and eighth graders.
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Faced with a budgetary torpedo, this library director looked for ways to supplement her information literacy curriculum to cover the same number of classes with fewer librarians.
Leaping lemurs and the pure blue orchid are among the photogenic stars of three visually arresting documentaries.
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