FREE ONLINE RESOURCES THAT CAN BE ACCESSED FROM YOUR HOME
With everything happening in the world, music has the power to connect us.
We want to do our part to see you through – the way we know how. We’re offering 3 months of free online guitar, bass and ukulele lessons to the first 100,000 who sign up for Fender Play.
We’re all going to be spending more time inside – so we might as well make some noise.
- try.fender.com
Based on the original analog circuit designs of the world's first portable keyboard synthesizer. The Minimoog Model D Synthesizer App is a mobile transmutation of the world’s first portable synthesizer, the Minimoog Model D. Optimized for use on all 64-bit iOS devices, anyone can jump in and play with over 160 included presets or lay fingers to the controls and begin exploring vast magical realms of creative potential.
Taking full advantage of the iOS platform, the Minimoog Model D Synthesizer App incorporates a number of inspiring sound creation tools and capabilities not present on its analog antecedent. New functions include the ability to play chords with up to four-note polyphony, an easy-to-use arpeggiator for rhythmic pattern creation, a real time looping recorder with unlimited overdubbing capacity, a tempo-synchronizable stereo ping pong delay module, and the Bender -- a wide-range stereo time modulation effect module. -https://www.moogmusic.com/products/minimoog-model-d-synthesizer-app
Free Web series available to read or listen to online.
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There's a lot going on these days, what with school closures, and social distancing, and toilet-paper conundrums.
It's heavy stuff. It's worrisome stuff.
And it's stuff that we're all experiencing right along with Aiden Tyler,in author Rex Ogle's new & original story,
Rex is writing this creative new middle-grade offering in real-time, about our real-world predicament, and will be reading each week's newest chapter aloud on this one-of-a-kind webcast "serial"!
Tune in every Tuesday at 2 p.m. ET to catch the latest in Aiden's quaran-teen'ed story--and stick around after the reading for a weekly Q&A with Rex. This is the perfect virtual get-away for students and educators looking for a fun and relatable escape from their own quarantines!
Can't make the live readings? Don't worry! Every episode of this webcast serial will be recorded and available to watch on-demand.
partners with schools and businesses in order to help prepare students with the skill sets and training needed to be part of the new workforce, especially in high-demand fields.
APT’s American Graduate: Getting to Worksupports partners who are addressing Alabama’s workforce crisis: the gap between job openings in high-demand skilled jobs and the shortage of people qualified to fill them.
Career Pathways: Apprenticeships is produced in partnership with the Alabama Office of Apprenticeship, the David Mathews Center, the Alabama Department of Commerce, the Alabama Community College System, and Apprenticeship Alabama. Career Pathways: Apprenticeships is made possible through the generous support of Wells Fargo, American Graduate, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
All students in grades K-12 with a library card can use HomeworkAlabama to get help with homework, class projects, papers and test preparation. HomeworkAlabama can help you be better prepared for class each day by providing one-to-one assistance right when you need it most, at homework time. Tutoring is available in all core K-12 subjects – math, science, English, social studies and writing, including AP level assistance.
A great place to start is by watching our helpful video user guides.
Our Video Guides show you how to take advantage of everything this site has to offer, including how to create a new account, log in to the library, move around quickly, search for and use our products, and get help.
Our extensive content is conveniently organized into Centers, which are large groups of related content. You can view all of these centers on the main library landing page, or by using the “Centers” dropdown menu on the top left side of your screen. Simply select one of the Centers to begin exploring. After logging in, you’ll have access to helpful resources and informative guidance pages in the topic areas that best meet your needs.
The Alabama Virtual Library provides all students, teachers,
and citizens of the State of Alabama with online access to
essential library and information resources. It is primarily a group
of online databases that have magazine, journal,
and newspaper articles for research.
Through the AVL, an equitable core of information sources is available to every student and citizen in Alabama, raising the level of excellence in schools and communities across the state.
If you enjoy the benefits that AVL brings to your school, college, library or home,
The Alabama Virtual Library uses geolocation technology to authenticate Alabama residents, which allows most Alabama residents to access AVL from their homes without the need for a username and password.
If the geolocation technology is unable to "recognize" a user as an Alabama resident, then residents may log in with an AVL (remote access) account. Please contact an SFPL staff member for instructions.
Are there any training materials or videos available for the resources that are available through the Alabama Virtual Library?
Most AVL vendors provide training videos and training materials for their resources. If you are interested in vendor provided training, please select a vendor from the list avaiable here to access their training resources. The types of training and training materials that are available will vary from vendor to vendor.
YALSA's Teen Book Finder is a free online database and app to help teens, parents, librarians and library staff, educators, and anyone who loves YA literature access nearly 4,000 titles recognized YALSA's awards and lists on their smartphone.
App features include:
a homepage featuring three titles from the database, refreshed each day
the ability to search for books by author, title, award/list year, genre, by award, and by book list
a Find It! button, powered by the OCLC WorldCat Search API, that will show users where to find the book in a nearby library
a Favorites button, to create an individualized booklist the ability to share books from the Teen Book Finder on Twitter and Facebook
The android and iOS versions of the app are funded by the Dollar General Literacy Foundation. Both versions of the app were developed by Ora Interactive.
Have a question or comment about the app or want to report a bug? Contact yalsa@ala.org.
