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Digital Citizenship Using Visual Metaphors - resource for digital citizenship that makes use of concrete examples e.g. you wouldn't share your toothbrush so why would you share your password

This online version of Aesop's Fables includes the full public domain texts - 655+ Fables

The site has several math, science, history and a few other subject ebooks. They are module based and totally customizable. Select the subject area and grade level (9-12). The books can be viewed in PDF, mobi or ePub.

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The website states, eNotes is an educational resource used by millions of teachers and students. We have thousands of literature study guides, lesson plans, literary criticism, and a vibrant community that we invite you to join.

Wikipedia states that CliffNotes are a series of student study guides available primarily in the United States. The guides present and explain literary and other works in pamphlet form or online.

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Free Online Literature with more than 2000 Classic Texts. The texts on this site are in the Public Domain.

Bookstacks is a personal volunteer project that was started in 2002. The website states that the goal is to provide something useful and well-made, for free,with no hassles. To access the old offline documents (PDF, MOBI, EPUB, XPS, and standalone HTML) please use this raw directory. If you right-click over any filename, your browser should give you an option to download it to your local drive. Most of the books are in the PDF folder.

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The website states that WikiSummaries provides free book summaries that anyone can contribute to, currently there are over 3,000 summaries.

Type in the name of the novel to get a chapter summary for it.

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According to Wikipedia, SparkNotes expanded to provide study guides for a number of other subjects, including math, health, physics, biology, chemistry, economics and sociology. SparkNotes does not charge users, but instead uses advertising for revenue.

Shmoop is a website that helps students become better lovers (of literature, poetry, history, and writing). Shmoop has themes, quotes, summaries, and video-audio-photos-links-galore to help students and teachers learn a variety of topics.