Avoid the perils of working from home, the Edmonton Public Library has some tips and online resources to help you get started.
Author Visits – Sharing Science Books in Schools
Today’s children’s non-fiction is rich with writing that inspires curiosity. Discover how writers can promote both science and literacy in classrooms.
More Digital Resources Than Ever!
Check out some of our recent enhancements to our online resources, and new ones on the way for you to enjoy from the comfort of your home.
How to Start a Book Club From Home
Just because our branches are temporarily closed, it doesn’t mean you can’t host or participate in a book club – you will just have to do it a little bit differently. Learn how you can run your own book club from home with some of these free resources.
How to Shelve Your Library Picks for Later
We've temporarily removed the ability to place holds on physical items in our catalogue. Here are steps to place items on the For Later Shelf so items can be easily turned into holds once the library reopens.
School’s Out: 8 Online Resources to Keep Your Kids Learning
School is cancelled, but that doesn’t mean learning & playing are over. Here are eight resources to keep your kids learning & entertained.
Pathways to Science Writing for Kids
Capital City Press featured writer Joan Marie Galat and four other Canadian writers share advice with other writers on writing about science for kids.
Edmonton Public Library Update #3: COVID-19 Response
All 21 Edmonton Public Library branches are closed indefinitely as of Sunday, March 15.
Edmonton Public Library Update #2: COVID-19 Response
EPL classes, events and meeting room bookings are suspended effective immediately until further notice
COVID-19 and EPL’s Approach
EPL is taking several steps to prepare for and respond to the evolving situation of COVID-19, and to mitigate the risk of this virus and its impact.
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