Join us as we explore Infobase's premier health database, Health Reference Center, which Library Journal called "vibrant and engaging."

Kids stuck at home? Physical library closed? Bring the public library home with tools to educate and engage from Infobase. Join us for a brief tour of Credo Reference for teens, The World Almanac® for Kids for tweens, and the Just for Kids Streaming Video Collection for the littlest ones in your community.

Join us as we explore the top ten K–12 resources from Infobase, which include award-winning research databases, streaming video, and multimedia resources that bring the humanities to life through informative articles, engaging video and audio content, and interactives that are both educational and fun!

Join us as we walk you through two of our award-winning STEM resources, Science Online and Today's Science.

Join us as we explore the new and improved Polling the Nations, an online database of public opinion polls containing the full text of 750,000+ (and growing!) questions and responses covering such topics as fundamental views about life, attitudes toward schools, spending priorities, and viewing preferences.

In this first part of a two-part virtual workshop series, nationally recognized education expert Adam A. Smith will equip high school educators with the skills and knowledge to effectively coach students to gain admission to, and prepare for, college. Session 1 will cover the nuts and bolts, uncovering the truth about test ACT/SAT “optional” and its potential impact on college success as well as demystifying the admission process.

Join us to find out why Source Reference, which also offers multiple viewpoints and perspectives on a number of trending topics from trusted, nonpartisan sources, is the ideal starting point for any research paper or project.

Credo Reference was recently added to Library Journal’s list of Must-Have Databases for Public and Academic Libraries in 2021. Come see what the fuss is about in our 30-minute presentation.

In this second part of a two-part virtual workshop series featuring nationally recognized education expert Adam A. Smith, current college students will share their reflections on what they wish they had known in high school, what they would have done differently, and how their school counselors and teachers could have prepared them for the rigors of college academics and social challenges, including virtual learning.

Learn how you can use Learn360, our award-winning multimedia streaming resource for K–12 classrooms, to engage and motivate students of all ages, whether students are back in the classroom or continuing with virtual instruction.

This is the first part of an enlightening two-part virtual workshop series, led by nationally recognized higher education expert Adam A. Smith, that will equip college/university practitioners with the skills and knowledge to effectively coach students to succeed in higher education and beyond.

In this webinar, we’ll tour three products that support student success for every college student: Infobase Learning Cloud Professional Development & Training Solution, Vault Campus, and Ferguson’s Career Guidance Center.

This webinar will introduce high school educators to the many ways to incorporate the videos in Classroom Video On Demand, whether students are back in the classroom or continuing with virtual instruction.

Our special virtual workshop led by nationally recognized higher education expert Adam A. Smith will equip public library professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to provide information and resources for students and families to research, gain admission to, and succeed in higher education and beyond.