interactive multimedia

In this graphic adaptation of the fairy tale, Goldilocks is an explorer who searches the world for artifacts and treasures--but when she stumbles on the home of three vampires she has to use all of her skills to navigate the tomb's traps and get out into the sunlight alive.

Sent to Maine to spend the summer with her grandfather, India Finch has just learned that she is part-mermaid, and met her kin among the Ice Tribe, so when she finds out that someone is harming sea creatures she wants to help--but discovering the truth can be dangerous, especially when the threat comes from the Mer themselves.

Describes how animals camouflage and disguise themselves in order to survive hunt and mimic other animals.

Simple text and photographs introduce the life cycle of a sunflower.

"Batman and Robin use fingerprint analysis techniques to solve a burglary at the Gotham City Public Library"--Publisher.

"Batman and Robin use DNA analysis techniques to solve a burglary at the Gotham Gems jewelry store"--Publisher.

The authors "show you how to use some of today's best tools to spark students' curiosity and get them involved as creators - of content and learning - rather than simply consumers. If you have fully embraced the Digital Age, you'll glean exciting ideas for using HyperDocs - interactive digital lessons - to push to new levels of learning in your classroom. And if you don't consider yourself to be 'tech-savvy,' this guidebook and its templates will make creating and using HyperDocs easy. Here's what you'll find inside The HyperDoc Handbook: ideas and step-by-step instructions for how to create digital lessons, tips on apps that make your HyperDoc lessons rich and relevant, links and QR codes to lesson plans and templates that you can adapt for your students, a self-assessment rubric to evaluate your HyperDocs, [and] the confidence to create your first HyperDoc"--.

Discusses the history of interactive amusement park rides, beginning with ghost trains and "dark rides.".

"This guide focuses on the interactive lecture, a strategy that increases students' abilities to think actively about the content of lectures and presentations so they can lock the critical information in their memories."--[book cover].

"Learn how to use rotating multimedia learning stations, employing databases, websites, education apps, videos, audio podcasts, online games, books, and more to build a strong, collaborative library program that helps you strengthen student understanding of the research process"--.