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Human Kinetics Health & Fitness Blog

Explore the importance of assessment in sport psychology
Choosing a mountain bike to fit your riding style
How to improve your bench press technique
Master the volleyball kill
Teaching children to swim: How to deliver effective swimming lessons
The 10 most valuable academic sport science books
Prevention and treatment of shoulder impingement
6 of the most common questions for building muscle answered
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Diet and macronutrient intake of professional footballers

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

Banned Books Week Approaches
Recently I spoke on a panel discussing graphic novels and their representation of sex education and self-acceptance from an LGBT perspective. The conference, called Flame Con, has taken place for the last three years in Brooklyn, NY and focuses on pop culture with an LGBT lens. As part of the… Continue reading
Teen Podcast Tinker Sessions – TRW @ the Boston Public Library
During Teen Read Week we will launch the first of six Teen Podcast Tinker Sessions. During these workshops teens will get hands on experience using in-studio and portable recording devices, and audio editing software on computers in our Digital Media Lab. We will explore the methods of engaging storytelling, combining… Continue reading
LITTLE FISH, BIG STORIES: A TEEN READ WEEK PROGRAM
When I read Ramsey Beyer’s graphic memoir Little Fish: A Memoir from a Different Kind of Year, I knew that I wanted to incorporate it into the teen programming at the Homer Township Public Library. Little Fish documents Beyer’s first year of college through illustrations, diary entries, comic panels, and… Continue reading
YALSA Draft Competencies for Review & Comment
Colleagues- A taskforce of YALSA members and staff have been at work updating YALSA’s “Competencies for Librarians Serving Youth” (last updated in 2010), with particular emphasis on aligning the document with the principles in the following YALSA documents: the 2014 Future of Library Services for and with Teens: A Call to Action report,… Continue reading […]
Putting Teens First in Library Services: An Interview with Cheryl Eberly
In this installment of the video series, Putting Teens First in Library Services, Shannon Peterson and Linda Braun talk with Cheryl Eberly Teen Librarian and Volunteer Coordinator at the Santa Ana Public Library. Cheryl discusses the ways in which she integrates youth voice, outcomes, community partnerships, and informal learning into… Continue reading

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