Library Catalogues

Digital Human Library is a not-for-profit organization advancing education as Canada’s premier digital experiential learning library. Through Canada’s largest network of Canadian teachers, industry leaders, experts, and collaborative community partnerships, dHL creates opportunities for teachers and students to engage in connections-based learning choosing from 3 types of virtual learning catalogues:

Register and log in to browse our FREE catalogue dHL Experts available for loan. Choose from hundreds of industry leaders, experts, and organizations in all K-12 curriculum subject areas. Connect by video conference and engage students in virtual programs, Q&A, career talks,                                                                                              and mentorships at a time that works for you.

Coming Soon! LLC 2018-2019 Program Calendar

We are busy building our new calendar of events for the 2018-2019 academic year thanks to input from our education and content partners. We are thrilled to have many of our existing providers return, and we are just as excited to announce that a number of new providers will be joining us! It’s time to amplify your curriculum by experiencing unique subject matter expertise delivered right to your classroom.
Calendar release mid-July 2018
Registrations begin mid-August 2018

Browse the largest collection of FREE educational multi-media virtual tours on the web, including 360° panoramas, live cameras, videos, VR and more. Choose from hundreds of tours in all curriculum subject areas and explore new places around the world from your classroom.

Be sure to check out the variety of  Social Innovation Projects and resources for the classroom as well—like Global Connections for Teachers and Students, and tips about getting the most from your Digital Human Library experience.

I hope you take some time to look around and learn more about how the dHL is designed to support your digital experiential learning needs.

Leigh Cassell
Founder and President, Digital Human Library

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