We are pleased to announce that our critically acclaimed Polling the Nations has been redesigned—completely rebuilt from the ground up. Follow the links at the end of this blog to get the... read more →
If you’re struggling to motivate yourself and you feel as though you’re stuck in a career rut, then it’s time for you to take action. Some of the most inspirational... read more →
National Flags Explain Symbolism, Colors, and Design of Each Flag World Geography and Culture is a comprehensive, authoritative, and easy-to-navigate database offering content, digital tools, and citable resources for the... read more →
Happy November! It’s always difficult for me to say goodbye to October because it’s my favorite month of the year. So it helps if I can get geared up for... read more →
Students and researchers turn to Infobase’s Ancient and Medieval History database for thorough coverage of world history from prehistory through the mid-1500s. Now, Ancient and Medieval History includes five additional... read more →
Studying the arts can have many benefits for students and researchers, helping to inspire creativity, encourage self-expression, and build confidence. With that in mind, two new Topic Centers have just... read more →
When I was in library school, we constantly heard that it was important to graduate quickly so that the skills we learned early on wouldn’t be out of date by... read more →
Discover Content by Topic Center Infobase’s American History database’s editorially curated Topic Centers allow you to locate and explore relevant, authoritative content quickly and efficiently. The focused modules feature specially... read more →
Explore Native American Tribes from Prehistory to the Present A new Tribe Index is now available to celebrate National Native American Heritage Month! Announcing the Tribe Index, a fast and... read more →
Last month, I participated in a Library Carpentry Workshop program, and I learned a lot of new instructional practices that I believe every instructor should consider applying. The workshop took... read more →