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Resources
Not everything I learn comes from a classroom. This is where I can keep track of books, videos, websites, tools, ideas and other resources that I find genuinely useful.
Find it. Use it. Think about it. Keep what helps.
Resource Categories
Books, articles or other reading I found useful.
Videos, talks or explanations that helped me understand something.
Websites I return to for useful information or learning.
Digital or practical tools that help me learn, organise or create.
People, conversations or ideas that gave me something worth thinking about.
Advice that I would like to remember and apply.
My Resource Library
A growing collection of resources I have found useful enough to keep.
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Resource of the Month
This simply highlights one resource I found useful during the month — not an award.
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Information Habits
Finding information is easy. Deciding whether it is useful and reliable takes a little more thought.
Do I know who produced the information?
Does the information need to be recent, and if so, is it?
Does it explain where the information comes from?
Can I compare important information with another reliable source?
Can I explain the idea in my own words after using the resource?
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Useful learning can also come from conversations, questions and other people’s experience.
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Person 02
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Person 03
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My Useful Tools
Tools are useful when they help me do something better — not simply because they are popular.
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How Resources Earn a Place
I come across something that may be useful.
I explore it instead of deciding from the title alone.
I apply it to something real.
I think about whether it actually helped.
If it was genuinely useful, I add it to my library.