We’ll explore free resources from BBC, AT&T, PBS, Epic, and more. You’ll see how digital stories, worksheets, lessons, and streaming video can extend a theme, reinforce classroom learning, and inspire new experiences in the library. By offering content in multiple formats – including text, audio, video, and interactive activities – you can engage students with different interests, strengths, and learning needs. You’ll also see why thoughtful curation matters and how organizing resources around a clear theme can make them easier to find, use, and share with your school community.
Whether you’re supporting a classroom unit, extending a read-aloud, or planning your next library program, you’ll leave with practical ideas and free resources you can put to work right away.
What you’ll learn
- How to find and evaluate high-quality free online content for students and educators
- Ways to use digital stories, worksheets, lessons, and streaming video to support classroom themes
- Ideas for turning online resources into engaging library programming
- How to curate resources around a theme to create focus, organization, and ease of discovery
- Practical strategies for sharing curated resources with teachers, students, and families
Can’t attend? No problem: register, and we’ll email you the recording.
A certificate of attendance is available upon request.
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