Bloom’s Literature now has a brand-new feature: editorially curated Topic Centers on major literary eras and movements! Each Topic Center features specially selected content on a specific subject, including overview... read more →
More than 240 new full-length videos have just been added to Bloom’s Literature! These videos include Sir Laurence Olivier’s famous feature-film version of Shakespeare’s Henry V. Produced in 1944, this... read more →
Infobase is proud to announce that the acclaimed Bloom’s Literature database has been awarded Platinum Distinction in the 2020 Modern Library Awards (MLAs)! This distinction was based on the judgments... read more →
We at Infobase are deeply saddened by the loss of Professor Harold Bloom, an accomplished literary scholar and longtime colleague and friend, at the age of 89. Our hearts go... read more →
Selected Infobase databases now offer an optional Microsoft Sign-In feature. Once users link their Microsoft accounts with their user accounts, they can have one-click log-in access to the database(s) on... read more →
Nobel laureate Toni Morrison, author of literary classics such as Beloved and Song of Solomon, has passed away at the age of 88. Her many awards and honors include the Presidential Medal of Freedom,... read more →
Bloom’s Literature was named a 2018 SIIA CODiE Award finalist in the “Best Source for Reference or Education Resources” category. Finalists represent applications, products, and services from developers of educational... read more →
Google Sign-In can now be turned on to allow users to sign into the Bloom’s Literature database with their Google credentials, enabling one-click log-in access using the “Sign in with... read more →
Infobase Learning is pleased to announce that two of its online databases have been selected as winners of The ComputED Gazette's 19th Annual Education Software Review Awards (EDDIES): Issues & Controversies in the... read more →
The school year is winding down, but Bloom's Literature makes it easy to stay connected to literature during the summer. Whether your students and patrons are reading for pleasure or... read more →