Banned Books Week (September 26 – October 2, 2021) is an ALA sponsored annual event celebrating the freedom to read.

Sep 24
Banned Books Week (September 26 – October 2, 2021) is an ALA sponsored annual event celebrating the freedom to read.
Oct 17
Are you looking for a book we don’t currently offer? Would you like us to extend a popular series? Voice your opinion by completing the Google Form in the “Links” tab in the right hand column of the Media Center web page. Or, click on the Google Form link below. Teachers and students are invited to reply.
Mar 22
Vibby – Annotate YouTube & Vimeo Videos on Your Own Site
Mar 14
NoveList Plus is the premiere database of reading recommendations, available through libraries around the world. It is a comprehensive source of information about books that includes expert recommendations, reviews, articles, lists and more. This is one of the EBSCO databases located on the Staff and Student portals.
Oct 07
Lighten your load!
Follett eBooks have been added to our library collection and are ready for you to use.
There are three ways to access them:
Follett eBooks give you the ability to take and save notes, highlight, bookmark and more, from school or from home. Get more information on how to access and use Follett eBooks.
To download the FREE BryteWave K-12 Edition app, check with your parent or guardian and then visit the App Store or Android Google Play and download it to your mobile device.
You may need your username and password to access our library materials. Please let me know if you need assistance.
May 29
It’s that time of year! All library books and tablets are due back in the Library next week.
Mar 10
This graphic from TeachBytes shows how to cite social media in MLA and ALA formats:
Original Post: http://teachbytes.com/2013/04/09/how-to-cite-social-media-mla-apa-formats/
Sep 02
To make it easier for teachers to find student email addresses, student email is moving into the same organization as staff. This change means student email addresses and user names have changed.
Student email addresses and user IDs will follow this schematic: firstname+lastname+last four of student ID. A student with the name John Smith and a student ID 123456789 will have an email address and user ID of johnsmith6789@spsk12.net.
Students that have used their Suffolk Google Apps account last year will have both accounts. The original account will remain active until October 1 to allow those users the opportunity to migrate documents and emails from the original account to the new account.
Apr 28
1. Google Books
4. Open Library
5. Bartleby
7. Librivox
10. Planet eBook
11. Knowledge Rush
12. Many Books
13. Bibliomania
14. Open Culture
Information obtained from Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
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