GAPS Libraries Resource Update
June 11, 2026
Information Literacy for Lifelong Learning
Information Literacy for Lifelong Learning is a free asynchronous 21 CE/PDU credit continuing education opportunity for teachers grades 6-12, taught by librarians at Oregon State University. The first cohort will run July 6-August 21, 2026. Find more information, a preview of the first two modules, and and a link to register here: https://beav.es/fev.
GAPS readers read almost 900,000 minutes this year!
Congratulations to all of the schools and readers who logged a fantastic number of minutes reading this year -- we got SO close to our million minutes goal!
Stay tuned for information about next year's reading challenge -- info coming in August!
The Write Now Teacher Studio welcomes all educators interested in writing, teaching writing, and using writing as a learning tool in all disciplines. Members work with youth K-university, in schools, libraries, and community programs. All you need is an interest in writing.
Learner Variability Navigator
Learners thrive when their experience is personal and meaningful. This free tool helps you find research-based strategies that support the whole learner so you can create better learning experiences today. The Learner Variability Navigator can help you identify educational strategies that align with your students' needs, backgrounds, and math learning goals.
Reading Like a Historian Lessons for K-5
Take a look at 10 new Reading Like a Historian lessons for K-5 classrooms aligned to the themes and design principles of the Educating for American Democracy (EAD) Roadmap. EAD participants have issued a call to action to strengthen history and civic learning throughout the country.
Summer Savings for Educators
WestEd AI Math Summer Sandbox
WestEd is offering a six-week virtual learning series focused on the use of generative artificial intelligence in mathematics teaching. The Artificial Intelligence Math Summer Sandbox provides educators with structured time to explore AI tools and design their own AI-supported teaching assistants in a collaborative setting. The series runs on Wednesdays from July 1 through August 5, 2026, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. PDT via Zoom. Each session introduces a new concept related to AI in math education, followed by hands-on time to experiment, create, and share with peers. The series is designed to support educators at a range of experience levels with AI. Participants may also opt to earn one graduate-level credit. Additional details and registration information are available through WestEd.
Worldbook KIDS
Worldbook STUDENT
Worldbook ADVANCED
Spanish Language Research Resources
- Informe Académico - Una coleccion de revistas hispanicas con textos completos.
- aulaPlaneta Banco de contenidos