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Sustainable Pool/Aquatic Center: Home

Essential Question

"How are we all going to live well within the means of nature?"

(Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES Education for Sustainability)

Photo by: Ryan Somma

Passwords to Library Databases / eBooks

If something here asks you for a library password, look it up on this Google Spreadsheet! 

LOG INTO BobCatalog/Destiny Discover, to read ebooks!! username=LastnameFirstInitial27 (or 28 or 29)  password=your personal password. (Or go through ClassLink and click on "Destiny TLI" app).

TO LOG INTO Sora eBooks, use your school Google account. Click here for step-by-step instructions on Sora. 

Magazine Articles from HCC Databases

Read related articles magazines found through HCC's databases.
*Use the passwords list for access from home*

Sustainable Pools Project: Research Help

Welcome HCC student architects

   To design an eco-friendly aquatic center, you must
   understand the factors in sustainable building. 
   Use Web sites and books on this page for
your 
  
Environmental Feasibility Plan.

 Photo by Joël Plisson 

If search on your own, either in databases or on the Internet, try these key words:

 

  sustainable design OR sustainable development

 green design OR green construction OR green building

 swimming pools AND environmental aspects

Here's a collage of some other sustainable ideas/words:

SustainablePoolsWordlr

If you have any questions, please ask HCC's school librarian, Mrs. Barthelmes.

Environmental Feasibility Plan

Here is a link to the Environmental Feasibility Plan in Google Docs. 

You will need to "Make a Copy" of the document, and then "Rename" it (your name in the filename would be good). 

After copying the document, it will be saved in "My drive" you can move it to another Google Drive folder if you like. 

Sustainable Ideas on the Internet

Sustainability Presentation

Here is the presentation I showed in the auditorium. It is a Google Slides presentation.

Search within these links

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Use Your Own Words

Remember! Plagiarism=using another person's words without giving them credit.

Brief quotations are OK, but use quotation marks, "like this."

Cite all your sources, even if you paraphrase (put ideas into your own words).

E-Books: Read them entirely online!