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This is an unabashedly practical guide for the student fact-checker. It supplements generic information literacy with the specific web-based techniques that can get you closer to the truth on the web more quickly.
Cool new free resource for web literacy!
HAPPY PRETTYSICK SUPPLY-IVERSARY PRETTIES!
1 year ago today, Kristie and I sat down and discussed a glaring need in our community. We’ve spent the year since creating, building and expanding this resource- constantly looking for new ways to bring desperately needed resources into one space for our community to find, explore and use.
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4 Months of planning and research, 1 month of near-constant work on images, descriptions, organizing and building and our new Apps section is finally here!
We’ve found more than 200 phone apps either designed for the chronic illness community, or helpful to it. From apps to make your phone more accessible, to wheelchair-focused maps, from food trackers and allergy-free restaurant finders to symptom trackers, from to do lists to mental health assistance- we’ve done our best to find something for everyone!
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We have a few sections that are still a little light- so if you have suggestions or recommendations for apps we should be sharing- please let us know. Like our shop section, it’s our intention to continue adding to and expanding this resource as we move forward, and your input is always an important part of that.
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Thanks for an amazing first year Pretties! On to the next with all the spoons we can muster!
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Prompt - 4/12/17
Write a piece in which a character gains a new resource.
Welcome to the Library of Godmersham Park, the estate of Jane Austen's brother Edward Austen Knight. Explore the shelves to see the books as Jane would have seen them, and read the works she would have handled—to skim or peruse, to discuss or borrow—on her visits to her brother.
Reading with Austen digitally recreates the Library of Godmersham Park, the estate of Jane Austen's brother Edward Austen Knight. Our virtual library is based on an extant handwritten catalogue that lists all the books in his collection and their exact locations on his shelves. Here you can explore the Library as Jane Austen might have seen it, and browse photographs of and bibliographic information for the very editions she may have handled.
New Resource
I found a new place to get more information. I hope it turns out to be helpful.
More information is always helpful
sorry for the language learning spam.
Originally posted January, 2014.
