Hello everyone, As has been discussed a few times over the last 16 months or so, part of the long term initiatives within the MEES Digital Action Plan involves the creation of a bilingual platform for ebooks for Quebec school libraries. The site has been named “Biblius”. In order to help publicize this upcoming platform
Hello, This year's Library Symposium had many great presentations and lots of wonderful ideas. Many of the presenters have shared their presentations and other resources with us. You can find links to all of that material below. As more material is submitted, this page will be up dated for you. Pam Harland The slides from
Hello, Are you looking for the presentations or list of resources from the various sessions at the 2016 Library Symposium? Well, here is the full list of links to help you out! Gwyneth Jones The links for all three of the presentations by Gwyneth Jones's can be found on her site. http://thedaringlibrarianpresents.wikispaces.com/QSLiN_Montreal LEARN Makerspaces:
Sandra Bebbington found this great article and we thought it was worth sharing with anyone involved with teens and books. It is written by Nielsen on the choices of teens for reading traditional paper books, or ebooks, and very interestingly it also shows the major and moderate influences on why a teen choses a particular
In this video, students read a book on an e-reader and discuss the experience. It's an interesting way to get students to express their own views on the print versus media debate! http://youtu.be/6PpFpeodFhU
The 2012 School Library Journal report on the state of ebooks in 1427 U.S. school libraries. It also links to reports on public and academic libraries. http://www.thedigitalshift.com/research/ebook-usage-reports/
The E-Reader Revolution: Over Just as It Has Begun? https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424127887323874204578219834160573010
