60 Literacy and Adult Education
- Recommended sites for books: Goodreads, Amazon, abclifeliteracy.ca/goodreads, http://www.simpletruths.com/inspirational-books/
- Recommended sites for DVDs: Amazon
- Suggested strategies for selecting: Because this has become something of a leisure collection I utilize lists generated on goodreads.com and use the suggestions that come up on Amazon. I also get many recommendations from Faculty in this area.
Adult 10 & 12
- Recommended sites for books
- Amazon.ca
- Indigo.ca
- Recommended sites for DVDs
- Amazon.ca
- McIntyre Media
- National geographic
- Discovery Education Canada or discorerystore.com
I follow different book related sites like goodreads, Huffington Post Books that have lists (e.g. top 10 children’s books), and give suggestions.
Look through book catalogues that are sent to the library
Basic Education/Literacy:
Recommended sites for books
Recommended sites for DVDs
Suggested strategies for selecting
- Be in contact with the PH () and the Program Assistant () about which instructors are teaching which courses. Contact instructors individually regarding updates to AV. Provide sessions on the use of streaming video.
Native Studies
Recommended Publisher/Distributors
GoodMinds is an Indigenous publisher which could be further investigated
Borealis Books
Coteau Books
Douglas & McIntyre
Formac Lorimer Books
Harmony Books
Milkweed Publications
Oolichan Books
University presses
Wiley
Audiovisual distributors:
Moving Images Distribution
Heart Speak Productions
Kinetic video
McIntyre Media
Suggested selection strategies
Collaborate with Library staff, program areas for advice on subject material
Subscribe to relevant distributors reviews, request to be on mailing lists
Utilize existing collection development tools
Become more mindful and aware of resources on the internet
Program Name: Native Studies
- Recommended sites for books: Goodreads, Amazon
- Recommended sites for DVDs: Amazon, National Film Board of Canada
- Suggested strategies for selecting: Same as above, utilize booklists and use recommendations from Faculty.