Recommended reads from the Newcomer Artist in Residence In Han’s thought-provoking booklist, you will experience a variety of stories. Some will spark your imagination and take you to new places, while others are meant to inspire change. Browse the list
Read more about "Recommended reads from the Newcomer Artist in Residence"Take your Library out into the world Homebound Readers Deliver Library materials to those who are unable to visit the Library due to health or mobility challenges. Help new Canadians learn English English Conversation Group Help new Canadians improve their English language conversation skills.
Read more about "Take your Library out into the world Help new Canadians learn English"Making reading accessible to all Read and Write Gold This software is available on all of our accessible computers, and allows you to input text and have it read back to you, with the spoken phrases highlighted. This is helpful for patrons who are learning English, or have difficulty reading due to dyslexia or other learning disabilities. Libby Most eBook titles available on Libby are screen reader compatible, making this a favourite resource for digital access. Audiobooks are also available on this app. Ebooks and audiobooks on Libby have a maximum loan period of 21 days. CELA All Special Services card holders get access to CELA, a large catalogue of audiobooks and e-texts titles. The e-text titles are used with the accessibility software Dolphin Easy Reader. This software is specifically designed for individuals with low vision or dyslexia. Extended Loan Periods Your Special Services Library card also gives you access to books for 6 weeks, as opposed to 3 weeks. This extended loan period is helpful for patrons who read more slowly.
Read more about "Making reading accessible to all"History of Sage Hill Library Sage Hill Library opened on June 16, 2017, at 19 Sage Hill Passage NW as a starter location for the quickly developing community of Sage Hill. At just 1,700 sq. ft. this Library is small but mighty. With its well-used hold service and popular children’s programming, Sage Hill is a favourite destination for many young families and adult learners. With more than 24,000 visits each year, this location boasts an annual circulation of over 173,000 items. Photo of original Sage Hill Library street-front, circa 2017.
Read more about "History of Sage Hill Library"Meet the artists whose work was unveiled as part of the Central Library's opening.
Read more about "2018 Documentary"Voices of the Land is a collaboration between Indigenous communities and Library systems across Alberta. Add your own story or learn from your neighbours' with this virtual, shared learning space.
Read more about "Learn about the cultures of Treaty 6, 7, and 8"How do you imagine the future knowing that you've already seen the end, and how many ends can you see and still imagine a hopeful future. These Indigenous writers envision a future beyond the apocalypse, whether it is an imagined, historical, or real worl
Read more about "Hope in the Apocalypses"Voices of the Land is a collaboration between Indigenous communities and Library systems across Alberta. Add your own story or learn from your neighbours' with this virtual, shared learning space.
Read more about "Learn about the cultures of Treaty 6, 7, and 8"Indigenous languages have long been underrepresented in literature. In 2019, the Library worked with aspiring Treaty 7 writers and illustrators to help them create children's books in their traditional languages.
Read more about "Learn the original languages of this land"Learn about the importance of water and watersheds by taking a virtual journey down the Bow River. Along the way, you will meet many wetland friends that teach us what is...
Read more about "Water Rangers"Join us for storytime, where we'll feature some of Mo Willems' silly, crazy and fabulous picture books.
Read more about "Mo Willems Mayhem"Curious about D&D, but don’t know where to start? Learn the basic rules, create a character and leap into your first epic adventure in this online program.
Read more about "Level Up! Gaming Club: Get Started with Dungeons and Dragons"Meet new friends and play with our Play Professor as part of this play workshop series for families with young children ages 0-5 (siblings may also attend). Parents and children...
Read more about "Learning Through Play"From fearless warriors to cunning sneaks to wise mages, tabletop games let you step into the shoes of your very own fantasy hero. But how do you turn a bunch of numbers and paper...
Read more about "Dungeons & Dragons Essentials – How to Create Your D&D Hero"