An LGBT Pride Month Spotlight from Issues & Controversies: GAY RIGHTS: Should the Government Take More Steps to Protect Gay Rights? Should the government take more steps to protect gay... read more →

At Credo we understand the need for libraries to write interesting social media content to engage your users and raise awareness of valuable resources and services. That’s why we’ve created... read more →

As the Spring semester is concluding, academic librarians can take this “downtime” to assess their semester. I love finding out what books I can purchase to read over the summer... read more →

Do you see yourself as a natural marketer or politician? For many librarians, the answer is a resounding “no.” That’s understandable. Most MLIS programs don’t teach graphic design or copywriting.... read more →

According to “Advocating for Intellectual Freedom: An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights,” educating the American public, including library staff, on the value of intellectual freedom is fundamental to... read more →

Supplemental resources are such an invaluable tool for teachers. I'm talking about instructional materials that go beyond the regular required class materials, and for the most part, I'm talking about... read more →

Distance learning has been mainstream for many years, and demand for it has accelerated rapidly following the arrival of COVID-19. Distance learning can allow students to learn at their own... read more →

Spring is here! It’s a perfect time to get up, get out, get moving, and enjoy the benefits of physical activity. Regular physical activity is one of the most important... read more →

I think we would all agree that professional development (PD) is important, but how do we learn about what it means, and how do you go about finding out what... read more →

A Historical Spotlight from Issues & Controversies in History: OPIUM WAR: Was Great Britain Justified in Going to War with China? Should Great Britain have gone to war with China?... read more →

One of the main tenets of the helping professional oath is to “do no harm,” but what does a helping professional do when the profession is harmful to you? The... read more →

American History users know they can always turn to the award-winning history database’s Topic Centers to find good starting points for research on subjects including America at War, Early America,... read more →