The First Amendment First Aid Kit - 1 views
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As a conclusion to Banned Books Week 2010, Random House USA has been posting author's thoughts on censorship, along with much other useful material on their First Amendment First Aid Kit pages. 'In their own words' features Judy Blume, the late Robert Cormier, Zilpha Keatley Snyder and Lois Lowry commenting on censorship and their novels:
Download free textbooks online - 1 views
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Bookboon provides free online textbooks for students in PDF format. A range of subjects are available, and content is presented at a university level.
150 Free Textbooks: A Meta Collection | Open Culture - 1 views
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Open Culture has a collection of 150 free textbooks from Art History to Physics and Business. Stay tuned for more additions
Picturing Books | Tor.com - 1 views
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Beautiful collection artwork depicting: reading, books, imagination...
Best Young Adult Novels, Best Teen Fiction, Top 100 Teen Novels : NPR - 1 views
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Results that came in for (npr books') 2012 summer's Best-Ever Teen Fiction poll. A whopping 75,220 voted for their favorite young adult novels.
Content curation | Services to Schools - 1 views
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"Content curation is the ongoing finding and sharing of relevant digital and non-digital content about a specific topic for a specific audience. Typically, this content will come from a variety of properly credited sources and will be collated in such a way that the collection will be more useful than its individual elements."
The #tlchat Daily - paper.li - 1 views
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A daily "paper" of some of the best links shared on Twitter for TLs!
What's new in news aggregation? | Media network | Guardian Professional - 1 views
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There's nothing new about curating the news and aggregating content. It's always been part of the role of journalism, selecting and presenting information, and editors have always done it. Aggregation is not curation. Aggregators pull together, and allow you to assemble, news from a variety of sources in one place. Those that also curate the news spotlight stories and often package content based on algorithm and/or the work of editors (ie there's some type of judgment involved and usually context created).
Printz Previews - 1 views
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The students at the School of Library and Information Studies at Texas Women's University have created for many trailers for the Printz Award winners and Honor Books dating back to 2000.
Answers.com - Citations - 1 views
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Downloadable citations poster
10 Technology Enhanced Alternatives to Book Reports - TheApple.com - 1 views
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10 Technology Enhanced Alternatives to Book Reports
Let Me Tell You A Tale - 1 views
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Free audio books for children through itunes
::: CHILDREN'S LITERACY LAB ::: - 1 views
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It is an interesting programme which is trying to investigate how children actually use digital books. It is hoped that the research will help school librarians and teachers to adjust to the way in which pupils use E-books.With lots of resources, information, tips and news, this is an interesting site to peruse.
Derek Landy Blogs Under Duress - 1 views
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The blog of the author of the Skulduggery Pleasant books
How a book becomes a cover - the Saltwater Vampires cover story part II | between the l... - 1 views
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Part Two of 2 recent posts on Penguin's Between the Lines site traceing the fascinating journey of a cover, in this instance Kirsty Eagar's Saltwater Vampires. You can see the final product here, the outcome of a lengthy process with many drafts discarded before selecting this as the one.
BTFA Home - 1 views
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BTFA was created by Teresa Schauer, a district librarian in South Texas. Whilst creating book trailers she also discovered there wasn't really a place online to find and share other free book trailers, so decided to create BTFA.
This Library E-Book Will Self-Destruct After 26 Check Outs - 1 views
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@RWW "imagine, if you will, a publishing company - oh, let's say HarperCollins - telling libraries that after checking out a book a certain number of times - oh, let's say 26 - that they've reached the cap on loans. The book can no longer be shared, and libraries need to return the copy or buy the book again. Sound crazy? Well, that actually is the new policy for HarperCollins, reports Library Journal, detailing the new terms for its e-book loans via OverDrive, the main e-book distributor for libraries.
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