LibGuides: Sport, Song &amp; Screen: the Power of Popular Culture: ClickView Resources

USING CLICKVIEW RESOURCES

ClickView is a fantastic resource available to students from Year 6 - 12.

To login in you will need to use your Bialik credentials.

Check out the ClickView LibGuide to help you.

This page has been created to show a variety of resources available. To find more search Bialik Library, Secondary Library or the Exchange.

If the resource you find does not allow you to view, this may be due to the original rating.

Ask your teacher to add it to their Playlist and then share the link with you.

The resources on this page by no means exhaust the full range of those available on ClickView.

Search ClickView to find more.

You an even suggest that we add a video to the Bialik library on CV.

Only a few titles are included on this page.

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List of Titles Australia's novels lie at the heart of the country. Capturing everyday lives and exceptional dreams, they have held up a mirror to the nation, reflecting the good and the bad. In this companion book to the ABC TV series, Carl Reinecke looks at the history of Australian culture through the books we have read and the stories we have told. Touching on colonial invasion, the bush myth, world wars, mass migration, the recognition of Indigenous sovereignty and the emergence of a modern, global, multicultural nation Carl examines how these pivotal events and persuasive ideas have shaped some of Australia's most influential novels, and how these books, in turn, made us. In a panoramic account of Australian fiction stretching from Marcus Clarke to Melissa Lucashenko, Patrick White to Peter Carey, and Henry Handel Richardson to Michelle de Kretser, this is a new history of key authors and compelling books that have kept us reading and made a difference for over 200 years.