A Learning Commons is a library embracing 21st Century Skills. It's a physical and virtual space that allows students to be engaged and deepen their learning by critically thinking, problem-solving, collaborating, innovating and communicating. The goal is to broaden student learning beyond the classroom and community. For more information, visit the Alberta Government's Learning Commons website.
Librarians
Online Scholarly Resources:These links will lead you to resources that you can access freely in every subject area
Citation Libguide: A guide to APA, MLA and Chicago citation styles.
Goblin Threat Plagiarism Game: Test your wits and knowledge against the Plagiarism Goblins attacking Lycoming College!
Write your own novel! Join the National Novel Writing Month challenge. This November, challenge yourself to write a 50,000 word novel!
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Our fiction books are now organized on the shelves by their genre:
Action & Adventure
Adversity & Overcoming
Fantasy & Supernatural
Historical & War Fiction
Mystery & Horror
Relationships & Identity
Sci-Fi & Dystopian
We also have quick reads, graphic novels, manga, non-fiction, and French language books.
AI Image Generators are a fun way to explore the world of artificial intelligence. Starting with an image, or just text, you can bring to life images that once resided only in your own head. Create maps of places you would like to explore. Bring to life monsters from your imagination, both fun and horrifying. Try to use language to design a self-portrait. You can evolve your creations, or scrap them and start over. There are some freely available sites and communities that can turn out some amazing results. Try Night Cafe, Fotor (which can also be used for photo editing), or Stable Diffusion. You will need to create an account and you can earn credits simply by logging in daily, publishing your images to their platform, liking and commenting on other people’s creations. Have fun!
