COLLEGE OF SAN BENILDO – RIZAL

HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

Sumulong Highway, Antipolo, Rizal

CURRICULUM INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA CENTER

PROPOSAL OF E-RESOURCES SY. 2021-2022

Prepared by:

MARY JOYCE B. ABRAHAM, RL, MLIS

HS Librarian
 OVERVIEW

In order to promote the College of San Benildo-Rizal High School Library in these

challenging times where students can no longer visits the library because of the

changes brought by the pandemic which affects particularly schools, it offers E-

Resources for students from Grade 7 to Grade 12 that can help them extend their

knowledge in different subjects and books that suits their interest.

According to the Standard for Philippine Libraries: School Library Media

Centers, Standard IV: Collection Management, A. Collection Development, 1. The

school library media center shall acquire print, non-print and electronic materials

as well as equipment that will support and reinforce the curriculum and meet the

needs, abilities and interests of the users.

E-RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS

 1. Globe e-Library

Globe launches its e-Library to give K-to-12 students, educators, and parents nationwide free and
quick access to hundreds of e-books and videos provided by the Department of Education
(DepEd) and other sources. This will allow for continuous learning during the enhanced
community quarantine which prompted many schools in Luzon and other parts of the country to
suspend classes.

The Globe eLibrary is a web platform that features age-appropriate and engaging e-books and e-
learning videos which can be accessed through mobile phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop
computers.

It is, likewise, available on DepEd Commons, DepEd’s pilot program on learning continuity
which also contains online quizzes and exercises for K-12 learners and content for Alternative
Learning System (ALS).

“We want to give the children an opportunity to continue learning even when they are at home.
Through eLibrary, we hope that teachers and their students or parents and their children could
make full use of the wide selection of content to create a fun and engaging education
experience,” said Yoly Crisanto, Chief Sustainability Officer and SVP for Corporate
Communications.

For its part, DepEd welcomed this collaboration with Globe. “The launch of the Globe eLibrary
could not be more timely given the situation we are facing now,” said DepEd Undersecretary
Alain Pascua. “
As we are building the content of DepEd Commons, this influx of eBooks from Globe will help
provide our learners and teachers with more content they can work with.”

With Globe eLibrary, anyone may read all ebooks and watch all videos that they want.
Downloaded ebooks may be opened using any ebook reader that supports ePUB and PDF
formats while downloaded videos may be viewed through any .mp4 player. Copies of these
materials may also be sent out to other people.

The books include storybooks for children and young adults as well as textbooks on core
subjects such as Math, Science, English, Filipino, Music, Arts, among others. They were curated
from various sources that allow free public use and sharing such as Gutenberg and Storyweaver.
Local titles were provided by DepEd’s Bureau of Learning Resources while more Globe content
partners are expected to contribute in the coming months.

On the other hand, the eLearning videos, some of which were developed by teachers themselves,
introduce important concepts in English, Math, and Science, incorporating sights and sounds that
are familiar to the students. It originated from Text2Teach, a 10-year program launched by the
Ayala Foundation, Globe, DepEd, and various organizations in 2003. Text2Teach was designed
to supply public schools with high-quality video content and teacher training on utilizing mobile
technology for learning.

Globe eLibrary provides a new home for Text2Teach content as it promotes digital learning
among students and teachers nationwide, particularly in schools where access to quality books is
limited, and usage of technology for learning is not maximized.

2. National Library of the Philippines (NLP) E-Resources

Looking for credible sources for your assignments, research, or references?

You may access the following E-Resources for FREE!!!
 EBSCOhost
 Gale ebooks
 IG Publishing
  Digital Library Solutions
 Britannica Library
 Wiley
 Pressreader
 Tekno-Aklatan
 Emerald Publishing
 MyLegalWhiz
 ProQuest
 De Gruyter
 Philippine E-Journals
 ProQuest E book Central
 IGI Global

Link: http://web.nlp.gov.ph/nlp/?q=node/10448
Register here: https://116.50.242.167/ePortal/user/register
Guidelines: https://116.50.242.167/ePortal/guidelines