Alaska State Library Learning Resources

Check this out for handouts, additional resources, and questions and comments from the class! 

We've upgraded this wiki!  Anyone can view the wiki, but if you have our old invite key to edit, it will no longer work.  Please contact us at asl@alaska.gov to request an invitation to edit.  Thanks!

• Science Beyond the Stacks
  • February 9, 2010 - webinar
• Not Just Google
  • March 25, 2010 - webinar
• Work Better!
  • April 13, 2010 - computer lab
• Finding Full Text Articles: Part 1
  • May 19, 2010 - webinar
• Finding Full Text Articles: Part 2
  • May 20, 2010 - webinar
• E-books for Your Office
  • June 22, 2010 - webinar

Available Classes (not currently scheduled)

By arrangement - contact us to set up a class!

• State Library Overview

• Bills, Budgets, and Hearings, Oh My
• Brain Boosters
• Burn Rubber with the Digital Pipeline

• Cold War: Ground Zero Alaska
• Communities, Native Alaskans and News the SLED Way
• Connecting with Citizens with New Media
• Copyright Resources
• Databases By Alaskans
• Deciphering Legal Citations
• Evaluating Information on the internet 
• Finding Full Text Articles
• Free/Low Cost Imagery
• Get to Work!
• GovSearch*
• Intro to Finding Federal Grants (focus is on searching, not applying for grants)
• Health Resources (available geared towards resources for health professionals or resources for consumers)
• Homeland Security and Emergency Services Resources (for State employees) 
• How to Get Lost in the Woods
• Military History
• Not Just Google (short  and  long versions)
• Other Departments, Other States
• Oxford Premium Reference Collection*
• PodPeople (how to find and use podcasts for fun and learning)
• Product Reviews
• SLED and the Digital Pipeline
• Super Charge Your Reading
• Testing and Education Reference Center
• We're In!
• Work Better! With Online Resources from the Alaska State Library
• Pick a subject or resource!

Out and About

Classes in other locations

*These classes focus in-depth on using a single resource.

For more information or to reserve your space, contact the instructor on the course page, or email the State Library at asl@alaska.gov.