The Lasallian Resource Center website, lasallianresources.org, has a new look. It features a redesigned homepage that makes it easier to search, explore, and use the more than 2,100 resources available on the site. Whether visitors are looking to learn, teach, pray, research or simply explore, the new design makes it easier not only to find Lasallian resources, but also to interact with them, exploring questions and making connections across Lasallian history, pedagogy, spirituality, formation and mission.
A simple search interface at the top of the homepage provides immediate access to the entire collection. Just below it are three complementary resources: Lasallian AI, an interactive way to ask questions and explore the extensive collection of Lasallian resources; three Gemini Notebooks devoted specifically to Lasallian history, Lasallian spirituality, and the writings of Saint John Baptist de La Salle; and De La Salle: Footsteps of the Founder, which provides a virtual pilgrimage to the places associated with the Founder’s life and the beginnings of the Lasallian mission.
From the menu, visitors may navigate to curated selections of resources for sorted by audience, like newcomers, educators, leaders and more. Additionally, there is a designated page to submit new Lasallian resources. If there is a resource created for your ministry that’s been particularly helpful, let us know and share it with the larger Lasallian network.
The redesigned homepage also highlights new resources. It features a growing list of the latest resources added to the collection, along with a quotation from De La Salle and a Lasallian video that changes each day.
Check out lasallianresources.org and explore what’s new.