PRLD is committed to providing our communities with resources at this time, even if our physical branches are limited or closed due to the current health concerns of spreading the COVID-19 virus.
This page will feature updates on PRLD services, links to reputable sources of information, and resources from all over the Internet to help you spend time at home that will keep you laughing, entertained, educated, and informed.
Information from world sources
Visual resources:
Centers for Disease Control World Health Organization State of Idaho COVID-19 resource page Nimiipuu Health Coronavirus Response Nimiipuu Health Facebook page Occupational Health & Safety Administration "Talking with Children About COVID-19" - National Association of School Psychologists Reuters world news, U.S. edition BBC News coverage (U.K) COVID-19 Maps & Visuals - list compiled by Univ. of Minnesota PolitiFact - fact checking social media posts on COVID-19 A visual guide to the pandemic - BBC News Audio resources: ABC News COVID-19 podcast: ABC’s Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton and other experts respond directly to questions submitted by listeners and viewers. Podcasts, webinars, and videos from CIDRAP (Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, Univ. of Minnesota) Talking with patients about COVID-19 w/ Dr. Anthony Fauci of NIAID (National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases) Infectious Diseases Society of America podcast |
Educational resources for children
TumbleBook Library - ebook database for grades K-6
TumbleMath - math ebooks for grades K-6 TeenBookCloud - ebook database for grades 7-12 9 Great Virtual Field Trips for Early Learners Resources for all ages (education, entertainment)AudioBookCloud - audiobooks
RomanceBookCloud - steamy romance novels The Metropolitan Opera - archived videos and weekly livestream (Sat.) 10 University Art Classes You Can Take for Free Online MIT OpenCourseWare - undergrad and graduate classes from Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Ultimate Guide to Virtual Museum Resources, E-Learning, and Online Collections Zoos and Aquariums with livestreams Top 10 Wildlife Web Cams (Audubon.org) The Brain Scoop (YouTube) - Each episode brings you along for a new journey into natural history, from interviews with scientists and tours of collections, to expeditions and deep dives into the nitty-gritty work of preparing museum specimens. ChatterPack: A list of free, online boredom-busting resources from all over the world including language tutorials, museum tours, wildlife videos, and more National Emergency Library - A collection of free books to download from Archive.org |