This month’s programming suggestions from Films On Demand can help students and researchers examine how the diverse peoples of Asia have enriched American society and culture, shed light on a rare but... read more →
Access Video On Demand provides countless ideas for community programming, including titles that examine how the diverse peoples of Asia have enriched American society and culture, shed light on a rare... read more →
This month, Classroom Video On Demand examines how the diverse peoples of Asia have enriched American society and culture, sheds light on a rare but impactful disease, and celebrates the... read more →
Anderson University in Anderson, SC, is a Films On Demand subscriber. We recently talked with Kent Millwood, Anderson’s director of library services, about how his library encourages usage among researchers and faculty and... read more →
New York, NY, March 28, 2019—Infobase is pleased to announce its partnership with the Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA), a consortium of nonprofit academic libraries within the Commonwealth of Virginia. The three-year... read more →
This month, Classroom Video On Demand examines teens and autism, explores a century of rapid change to Earth’s last frontier, and offers a look at one of America’s most enigmatic... read more →
Access Video On Demand provides countless ideas for community programming, including titles on autism spectrum disorder, springtime holy days, and difficult topics such as sexual assault as well as programs to... read more →
This month’s programming suggestions from Films On Demand can help students and researchers learn more about autism spectrum disorder, honor a key figure in French literature and history, brush up on robotics,... read more →
The Internet offers nearly unlimited amounts of content for children to enjoy, including videos, games, and music. Yet, as many parents have unfortunately discovered, the free web also harbors misleading,... read more →
North Florida Community College (NFCC) in Madison, FL, is a Films On Demand subscriber. We recently talked with Lynn Wyche, director of learning resources at NFCC’s Marshall Hamilton Library, about her favorite part... read more →