The new norm for companies and organizations looking for fresh hires is to look deeper than just the degrees the candidates possess. The increased specialization of roles within workplaces has... read more →
Building the Next-Generation Alumni Engagement and Mentoring Platform We are proud to announce the acquisition of Firsthand, the premier career mentoring and engagement platform for students and alumni, and will... read more →
In December 2020, I co-organized a library meme contest for the Continuing Professional Development and Workplace Learning (CPDWL) Section and in partnership with the New Professionals Special Interest Group (NPSIG)... read more →
Featured in Issues & Controversies: DNA EVIDENCE: Should There Be More Restrictions on How Law Enforcement Agents Collect, Store, and Use DNA Evidence? SUPPORTERS ARGUE Police officers are collecting DNA too... read more →
As we prepare to enter a new year (2021 already?!), it’s fun to look back on the last. We discovered some interesting trends from the past year by compiling some... read more →
Thinking of creative ways to teach the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Frames using Credo Reference? In this piece, we’ll cover three frames that can dive deeper into... read more →
New York, NY, December 9, 2020 – Infobase is honored to announce that Library Journal has named Credo Reference one of its Must-Have Databases for Academic and Public Libraries for... read more →
With more emphasis on data and numbers, the fields in social sciences are becoming more interdisciplinary-based with focuses on research methods and data collection plans. But what does that mean... read more →
If you are thinking of creative ways to prepare for your library instruction during the school year, consider checking out Web Literacy for Student Fact-Checkers by Mike Caulfield (2018). Caulfield... read more →
Featured in Issues & Controversies: ELECTORAL COLLEGE: Should the United States Continue to Use the Electoral College in Presidential Elections? SUPPORTERS ARGUE For more than 200 years, the Electoral College... read more →