Resources

** Literacy Connection Exclusive**
Literacy Bug
"Literacy Bug" is a site created especially for Literacy
Connection students and their tutors. Newly updated in
2007-2008, the site includes
activities, useful links and helpful information. Tutors are
encouraged to submit their own favorite links and materials:
email the Outreach & Resource Coordinator at
info@elginliteracy.org.
Training
ThinkFinity
(formerly the Verizon Literacy Network) is a cooperative effort
between ProLiteracy Worldwide and the National Center for Family
Literacy with support from Verizon Communications. It is a FREE
online training center providing assistance to a wide range of
organizations and individuals (including volunteers) working in
the literacy field. Visit this very helpful site for:
downloadable resources, literacy-related Internet links and
other documents and tools.
Adult
Learning Resource Center - The ALRC is a professional development
organization that helps teachers teach better. Staff development
resources can be found here.
Other Sites About Books and Reading
www.bookspot.com
Are you looking for a book to snuggle up with? BookSpot is a hub
for online book reviews, reading lists and bookstores. The site
doesn't have much of its own content but instead links to a
myriad of sources.
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www.netlibrary.com
This site, sponsored by the Gail Borden Public Library
District, has dozens of books
available free online. The offerings are quite varied, with
everything from Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn" to John F. Kennedy's inaugural address to arcane
selections such as "James Nasmyth: Engineer, An
Autobiography."
www.Bartleby.com
Proclaiming itself "the preeminent Internet publisher of
literature, reference and verse," Bartleby offers free
electronic versions of encyclopedias and dictionaries,
historical texts, the complete works of Shakespeare, and much
more.
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