Description

• 24 Task Cards that challenge students to review their understanding of digital libraries and e-books.
• Standards-aligned questions focused on responsible use, accessibility, and the benefits of digital resources.
• Teacher instructions for easy classroom implementation.
• Optional extension activity ideas for hands-on practice with digital libraries and e-books.

1. Interactive and Engaging: Task cards explore real-world applications, such as borrowing e-books and using accessibility features like text-to-speech.
2. Flexible Use: Ideal for independent review, small group activities, or as part of a station rotation.
3. Digital Literacy Skills: Helps students understand how to responsibly and effectively access and use e-books and digital library platforms.

1. Prerequisite Knowledge: Students should already have an introduction to e-books and digital libraries, including their features and uses.
2. Task Card Activity: Distribute cards for independent or group work. Questions prompt students to reflect on their experiences, practice navigating digital libraries, and compare digital and print reading.
3. Wrap-Up Discussion: Host a class discussion to share findings, highlight key takeaways, and address any questions.
4. Optional Extension Activity: Allow students to borrow an e-book from a digital library and explore its features.

• Encourages practical application of digital library skills.
• Supports the development of digital citizenship and research skills.
• Offers a fun, review-focused approach to e-books and digital literacy.

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