Here are some Panitza library recommendations for good books to read during the summer. Some of them are related to this year's COVID-19 pandemic.You can find information on topics from healthy living, psychology survival, to online learning and teaching. For a more extensive list, search our catalog.
E-Learning and Social Networking Handbook
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E-Learning and the Science of Instruction
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Learning Assessment Techniques
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Learning with Online and Mobile Technologies
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The Online Teaching Survival Guide
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The Really Useful Elearning Instruction Manual
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The Costs of Connection
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From Gutenberg to Google
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The Only Story
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A Terrible Country
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The Feeling of Life Itself - Why Consciousness Is Widespread but Can`t Be Computed
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Life Is a Startup
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The Little Book of Stress Relief
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Positive Psychology
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Stress Management for Dummies
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The Sum of Small Things
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The Wiley Blackwell Handbook of the Psychology of Positivity and Strengths-Based Approaches at Work
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A Conversation about Healthy Eating
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Love in the Time of Cholera
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Station Eleven
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Care for Your Coronavirus Anxiety: An interаctive resource from Mental Health Americа and Shine, with meditations, informаtion on isolаtion, and how to structure your dаy. It also hаs tips on how to tаlk to children аbout the virus.
The Science of Well-Being: A structured оnline coursе with videos and readings, whеre you will engage in a series of challеnges designеd to increasе your оwn happiness and build mоre productive habits. This course is offerеd by Yаle University.
