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The Chronicle of Higher Education news ticker

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Human Kinetics Health & Fitness Blog

Weightlifting exercises and their derivatives – appropriate application across mesocycles
An integrated approach to the analysis of injury mechanisms in sport impacts – Free webinar
Common medical conditions in athletes, their effects, treatment and recovery
Join our Fantasy Premier League mini-league
How to prevent and treat knee hyperextension
Driven Benevolence – Leadership lessons from Olympic Serial Winning Coaches
Come and see us at the UKSCA Annual Conference
Does caffeine improve your workout? Your genes may decide
Fun physical education activities for developing social skills
Join us at the 11th ICCE Global Coach Conference

Shelfari

Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog

HeyJude- Learning in an Online World

A year of data goodness
Libcrowds: crowdsourcing keeps getting better
The academic integrity challenge
Digital scholarship and ePortfolios
World class education through OERu
The winds of change!
Melting ice and faster internet
Internet Of Things
Sharing Their Voices with the World: Helping our ESOL Students Self-Publish with Smashwords — The Unquiet Librarian
Information literacy refresher

YALSA

Apply Now for the Libraries Ready to Code Grant!
The application for Phase III of the Libraries Ready to Code Grant is open now through August 31, 2017. The grant program, sponsored generously by Google, will fund a cohort of school and public libraries to design computational thinking and computer science programs for and with youth, including underrepresented youth.… Continue reading
Proposing a Program at ALA Annual
ALA’s Annual Conference is over for this year, and library workers are back home, energized and ready to dive into summer learning or planning for the coming school year. It’s also time to sit back and reflect on what made a good annual conference this year, besides the obvious things… Continue reading
Meet the YALSA Board of Directors
What is the YALSA Board? What do they do? Who is on the YALSA Board? These could be questions you may have and if they are you’ve come to the right place. Each month, two YALSA Board of Directors are interviewed and their responses are shared here in order to… Continue reading
YALSA @ ALA Annual 2017: Youth Development through Community Engagement
I was fortunate enough to be able to attend ALA Annual 2017 in Chicago last month, where YALSA-sponsored panels and sessions focused on everything from how to run a tech/makerspace to creative ways to engage teens inside the library and out. Regardless of what the specific topic of each panel… Continue reading
Future Ready with the Library: Apply for Cohort 2
In the spring YALSA began its second year of the three year Future Ready with the Library project. The focus of this IMLS funded work that is a partnership between YALSA and the Association of Rural and Small Libraries is to provide staff in small, rural, and tribal libraries the… Continue reading

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