@LIScluster The Indiana Medical History Museum offers tours of the former Central State Hospital, which houses the "oldest surviving pathology facility in the nation". The museum also hosts special events related to science and medicine. https://t.co/KwxtpuxKQp
@aspiringlibrar2@LIScluster This is an interesting resource to explore, especially as we go through another year of 'record breaking' temperatures. I also like the news and features section which provides helpful updates related to climate and offers teachable information on climate.
@abbie_history @LIScluster Even though we have started to open back up in the U.S. it is still nice to have this resource to experience museums and art from home! It is especially helpful for viewing museums from other countries that may be out of reach for many of us.
@LIScluster Short Wave is a daily science podcast by NPR that reports news, discoveries, and mysteries in science. The podcast reports on interesting stories around the world. https://t.co/WEIfuryrd5
@LIScluster This past week started Self-care Month for @WHO. From June 24th to July 24th (Self-care Day) the World Health Organization will be sharing information and tips for improving and maintaining your health. https://t.co/nff5lY4As6
@LIScluster Sciencephile the AI is a YouTube channel that explains weird and interesting science phenomena. The videos are short and entertaining, but can sometimes be considered NSFW (contains swear words). https://t.co/rdUU9mY8RI
@LIScluster Sawbones is a fun podcast to learn about our interesting "solutions" to medical science problems. It can be described as a 'what not to do' account of medical history. It is cohosted by Justin and Dr. Sydnee McElroy. https://t.co/ZRvT3VE3yJ
@Rod_STEM@LIScluster Thanks for sharing this resource! Many schools are going back to in person instruction this fall, but this would be a great resource for parents & educators to use to help instruct children while they learn from home. I love that it includes lesson plans & tools for teachers.
@EndlesDeviation @LIScluster Thank you for sharing this resource! Not only could be super useful for students and patrons who want more LGBTQ+ resources and info, but it is also useful for librarians looking for queer resources for their own collection. I appreciate that resources are divided by format.
@LIScluster Perhaps already well known to some people, Atlas Obscura is a website dedicated to providing interesting info for cities, states, countries, and regions all around the world. It features community driven stories, destinations, and experiences. https://t.co/lFoeGV8Ffe
@LIScluster https://t.co/mrWTHJPIw4 I-STEM is a partnership of public and private schools, business, and organizations committed to provide STEM resources to Indiana residents in an effort to address stem issues. It is hosted by Purdue University.
@LIScluster AllTrails is an interactive database of trail maps that lets the user select and save trails, crowdsources reviews and images of trails, and offers information on duration and difficulty of trails. https://t.co/4IMSLTABbN