Lesson 2: Learning Express Library

I took a sample test for the LSAT logic games (glad I do not plan to go to law school :)) I liked how the results page gave detailed answer explanations for each question that I answered, whether the question was wrong or right- it was good to see the reasoning behind each answer. I enjoyed the test experience I thought it gave very clear directions on how an actual LSAT exam is scored and gave me a real insight to what I might expect if I were thinking of taking the LSAT. (Which thanks to being extremely happy as a librarian, I am not)

Under Job Search and Workplace Skills I got way sidetracked...because I was amazed at the range of topics and the detail that each course goes into. I see this as an excellent resource for our patrons that have not had to look for a new job in awhile (or students who have never looked for a job before). The courses are very easy to follow along and would not intimidate anyone who has not taken an online courses before. I looked at 
" Determining What You Want from Your Career "  The course took you through Sample Actions Plans, and was very detailed in helping define exactly what a person wants out of a perspective job and what types of jobs would best suit for their personality/preferences etc. While I was exploring, I kept thinking this is an excellent place for anyone who has recently lost their job, or is unhappy with their current career and is saying to themselves "Now what???"
I also looked at “Creating Great Cover Letters" I really thought it was full of great ideas and reminders for anyone who is on the hunt for a job. Again, the details that they go over may seem like common sense to some but are excellent reminders to most people who have never made a resume or cover letter or those who have not done it in a long time. It never hurts to go over this type of information, mistakes, even minor ones on a  cover letter and resume could prevent people from getting their desired job.

 I typed in "Reading Skills" in the search box and came across an ebook titled " Read Better. Remember more" . I though "this looks interesting but how long would it take to load an ebook to my not so updated PC"- But before I could talk myself out of it I found my finger clicking yes and I was pleasantly surprised to find that the ebook came up in adobe formant very quickly! I will not let my fear of waiting for a long time to download discourage me from looking at more ebooks on Learning Express Library in the future.