FAMILIES whose children are currently studying from home as part of measures to stop the spread of coronavirus can access resources via the Gannawarra Library Service.
Library members can access for free a range of study-related resources that can complement materials provided by schools.
“The past few weeks have been particularly tough for students and parents as schools have moved their classrooms online and families are trying to strike a balance between remote learning and work,” Council’s director of community wellbeing, Stacy Williams said.“Caring for the community during this unprecedented time is our top priority. Although we are unable to open our physical doors at this time, we still want to ensure we do everything we can to help.”
Study resources available from the Gannawarra Library Service include:
- Studiosity, which connects students with qualified specialists 24 hours a day, seven days a week for free, one-on-one help;
- Britannica Library, which makes it easier to find reliable information fast for research, assignments and special project purpose; and
- The Computer School, which contains thousands of easy to follow tutorials on computer and technology basics, tablets and mobile devices, social media, popular programs and more.
“Other resources that library members can access online and for free include Beamafilm’s catalogue of independent movies and documentaries, BorrowBox’s range of e-books and audio books, and Story Book Library videos featuring popular Australian’s reading renowned children’s stories,” Mrs Williams said.For more information regarding the Gannawarra Library Service’s online resources, please visit www.gsc.vic.gov.au/libraries
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