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You can simply use this site to find books in a series, but if you register, you can also create a public profile, and be notified when new books in certain series become available.

Novel Conversations is a free statewide lending library creating conversations across county lines and within communities. Through Novel Conversations, Indiana Humanities lends sets of books to Indiana book clubs, offers program and discussion suggestions, arranges author speaking events, and extends social sharing opportunities. We lend more than 360 titles, primarily fiction and biography, to reading and discussion groups at libraries, senior centers, schools, and other organizations, free of charge. Books include classic titles such as Little Women and To Kill a Mockingbird , as well as contemporary titles such as The Poisonwood Bible and The Time Traveler's Wife. View the book list for a complete listing.

Create a magazine, PDF, or eBooks from any online content you choose 

Livebinders created this wiki to assist teachers in using their site.

You can create a free registration.  The library of videos here is increasing exponentially. You can search by discipline, keyword, and many more ways.

Excellent Livebinder with resources for rationale for building a PLN, tools and ways to find other educators to connect with.. Created by an Evansville educator

Recordings of LiveClass2.0 webinars. These orginate at noon on Saturdays. Fabulous livebinders are created for each show. They are moving them over from another site, so not all are here as yet.

SLJ article from a session at AASL 2013

Great list of tools to create/find graphics

Several examples of ways to create book talks.

This was a great webinar about using Skype in the classroom. Classroom 2.0 Live is now creating a Livebinder for each presentation. (They are at noon on Saturdays.)

Prezi demo by one of its founders.

Mike Fishers shows how to collaborate in creating a livebinder.

This site looks like a lot of fun for younger learners. On this site, kids, parents, teachers, librarians can create, share, and access reading logs, have access to a digital dictionary, and practice spelling and vocabulary. It appears like you can even use this tool for online or hybrid book clubs. Share this with your librarian.

I have found a new favorite podcast "how to" site. I learned about this a few weeks ago and have been going through a lot of their videos. Common Craft take the old fashioned "paper doll" or puppet theater methodology and basically creates a podcast out of it. Instead of a children's story, they try to explain more difficult concepts. \n\nThe one on Twitter is still their most hit podcast, and it is really great too.\n\nI liked to the podcast on RSS feeds because of my webinar. I was looking for quick ways to get across the concept of RSS feeds and personal learning portals. This podcast helped me to do that. Enjoy!

Livebinder on Creative Commons and Copyright, created by web guru Steven Anderson

Create digital books on this site; easy for students to do

Includes tutorials the Livebinders people have created themselves.

Article from SLJ about our own Carl Harvey and the "Creating Advocacy for Your Library" webcast that was sponsored by Follett.