April is the official National Financial Literacy Month, and this week is Money Smart Week. With that in mind, the State Library has gathered together some information for librarians and patrons...
Finance related books in the statewide Digital Book eLending platforms: http://kslib.info/1176/Financial-Literacy-Digital-Books
LearningExpress Library and Job & Career Accelerator: Find resources to help you brush up on your basic math skills, prepare for a new career or take vocational practice tests.
• Self-guided Tutorial: http://www.kslibplus.info/articulate/LearningExpress/story.html
• Webinar: http://www.kslibplus.info/meetings/2015MarLearningExpress.mp4
Online Self-Paced Financial Literacy Reference Course: This no cost online course is available to all librarians who would like to improve their reference strategies and knowledge of financial literacy concepts and resources. The goal of this course is to promote confidence and competence in responding to your library patrons’ questions on personal finance and investment. http://ifpmedia.org/onlinelearning/sccld_smart_investing/index.html
***Look for more information to come about a Financial Literacy webinar in May***
Thanks,
Allie Lockwood
Resource Sharing Specialist
State Library of Kansas
Phone: 800-432-3919
allie.lockwood@library.ks.gov
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