Online Reading Room: Fake News and Fact Checking Tools

 For this term, I made another Reading Room on Fake News and Fact Checking Tools using Canva. I have not synced my Bitmoji account yet so, this one does not have my avatar. This lessens teacher librarian presence even more. There is an advantage, however.

Using Canva as virtual/online Reading Room allows me to link URLs of selected websites into images. I am excited! This means, I can stretch the function of this virtual/online Reading Room into an interactive game or platform to present concepts and the application of skills in research and media and information literacy with more media and tech tools for engagement. Weeeeh!!!

This digital migrant and Kdrama ajumma is happy!

Online Reading Room: The Room of Rhyme and Reason

 As I am very much fascinated with Online Reading Rooms, here is the third one I made for a Bibliotherapy session in school.

Online Reading Room: Creation Myths

I am posting the Reading Room I created for the grade 9 Comparative Religions class here in the blog.

This is the second Reading Room and I had fun making them. Strangely enough, it was a stress reliever. As a library service and a part of our library programming, this Reading Room is our way of communicating the content we curate, select and put together. We can always come up with lists, but presenting them with images has more appeal for the eyes especially for those who learn through visual cues and symbols.

The BA Library Online's Reading Room

Jumping into the Bitmoji bandwagon, I am!