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The Library Media Center is open for business every day, all day!
Resources:
Resources:
The following downloadable resources are available free with a public library card. All HHS students have been given the opportunity to get a card (and you too can have a card if you don’t already have one). See me if you would like further information/help on using these resources for yourself or your classes.
1. eBCCLS 3M Cloud Library : Access downloadable eBooks on supported tablets, smartphones, and ereaders. 3M Cloud Library ebooks are integrated into the BCCLS catalog, so you can search for, check out, return, and request them directly from the standard catalog.
2. eBCCLS OverDrive : This collection provides access to thousands of downloadable eBooks and eAudiobooks that are available 24 hours a day from anywhere the Internet is accessible.
3. eBook Collection (EBSCOhost) : This collection provides access to a wide selection of full-text scholarly, reference, and professional eBooks that cover topics including the social sciences, humanities, science, and more.
HHS Library Media Center
HHS Library Media Center
Stop by the Library any time for a mini-lesson on topics such as:
Classroom resources available through our Destiny online catalog
Using AI (such as ChatGPT) for lesson planning and more!
Using the 3D design program and printers for personal or classroom use
Using virtual reality goggles in class lessons
The faculty of HHS is invited to use the facilities and resources of the Library Media Center to enhance their classroom lessons. Utilizing some of the many services offered, faculty are welcome to:
Schedule a class on any of the following topics:
Basic research skills
Internet research
Specific topic research
Website evaluation skills
Database use (BCCLS navigation)
Writing the MLA-style research paper
Turnitin plagiarism detection program
Image/sound licensing
Request resource materials/information to support a classroom lesson.
Add a technology component to a classroom lesson
Brush up on use of technology in the classroom for yourself (faculty website, lesson plans, PowerSchool, etc.).
Review the application of Core Curriculum Standards to your lessons and find materials and resources to support the Core Curriculum Standards.
Peruse and use the new “Professional Materials” section.
Review for yourself or your class the wealth of resources and databases available through the BCCLS program and NJClicks.
Reserve round tables or Makerspace area for group research projects.
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