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LRC Newsletter: Term 3, 2020: Newsletter 4

A fortnightly newsletter highlighting new resources and services from the LRC Team.

New Libguides

Podcasts

What do you prefer?
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Violet Crumble: 4 votes (80%)
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Picnic vs Chokito
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Chokito: 4 votes (80%)
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What I am reading - Paul Whitely

 

This thriller, written from the perspective of a serial killer couple, is a gripping page turner. It kept me guessing until the very end.

Tobias and his wife Millicent seem like a normal couple. We read about their home routine and the demands of their work. Their struggles to balance family life, however, are intertwined with hidden schemes to locate their next victims.

In the opening pages of the book, we find out about Tobias’s method of entrapment, as he approaches a woman in a bar. He is charming, but also slick and unscrupulous.

As we read on, the questions start to pile up. Why did Tobias and Millicent start on this murderous spree? How can they justify the impact on their children? Why is their manipulative son, Rory, sneaking out at night? How will they deal with the seething violence in their daughter, Jenna, sick in mind and body? Will Tobias’s obsession with tantalising the media with clues about their identity be their undoing?

Compelling.

New on ClickView for Mathematics

New Series.

Two episodes

Watch TRIANGLE AND ITS PROPERTIES

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ABC Podcasts

Top Arts 2020

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New on ClickView: Understanding Copyright & intellectual property

SERIES: THE GAME IS ON!

The Game is On! is a series of short animated films that put copyright and creativity under the magnifying glass of Sherlock Holmes, providing a unique, research-led and open access resource for school-aged learners and other creative users of copyright. Drawing inspiration from well-known copyright and public domain work, as well as recent copyright litigation, these films provide a springboard for exploring key principles and ideas underpinning copyright law, creativity, and the limits of lawful appropriation and reuse.

Each episode is accompanied by a number of related Case Files, supplementary educational materials aimed at suggesting points of discussion about copyright for teachers and students. In the various Case Files that accompany the six episodes of The Game is On! – 33 in all – we explore a wide range of issues relating to core aspects of copyright law.

Watch THE GAME IS ON!

SERIES: COPYRIGHT BITES

A series of short clips designed to get students thinking about intellectual property and copyright issues

Watch COPYRIGHT BITES 

SERIES: COPYING AND CREATIVITY

Two programs exploring ethical issues surrounding intellectual property and copying

Watch Program 1       Watch Program 2

GOING FOR A SONG

Going for a Song tells the story of Tina and Ben, a music composer and a lyricist who create an original song and discuss how to market it.

Infographic available in the resources section.

Watch GOING FOR A SONG

Coming Soon to ABC Television

 

Further Back in Time for Dinner

The successor to Back in Time for Dinner. Starts 8:30pm Tuesday September 1 on ABC. 

What happens when you take an ordinary 2020 family back in time 120 years to immerse themselves in five decades of Australian history? Over five episodes, join Annabel Crabb as she guides the Ferrone family back through history as they cook, eat, and live, from Australia’s Federation to the 1940s. 

Watch the Trailer

What is happening in the LRC?

From the Archives

1978 Library

Our current library (the Learning Resource Centre) was built in 1980. These photos from 1978 and 1980 were taken in the previous library which was located upstairs, in the main building, where the current I.T. labs are.

Look closely and you'll see the original card catalogue as well as a lot of hardbacks on the shelves.

Thanks to Matthew Roberts (Archivist) for these photos.

1980 Library

1980 Library

VPRC Term 3 Week 5

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Students have completed the Victorian Premiers Reading Challenge

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verified books

Victorian Premiers Reading Challenge LibGuide

Ms V has kindly put together lists of ebooks that are available for loan on the Wheelers Platform. There is plenty to choose from to get you over the line. 

Revised Challenge finish date is Friday 18 September at 9.00am

ClickView - COMING SOON

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