This month’s programming suggestions from Films On Demand include titles to raise awareness of human trafficking as well as videos to help students learn more about the unlikely peasant girl who... read more →
Access Video On Demand provides countless ideas for community programming, including titles to raise awareness of human trafficking, celebrate Black History Month in February and World Health Day in April,... read more →
Classroom Video On Demand welcomes the New Year and new decade with a look at how countries around the world celebrate the holiday. Also featured are titles to raise awareness... read more →
This post was contributed by Bryant Moore, FYE Librarian at Texas A&M University–San Antonio. Librarians constantly use online content as instructional resources. These resources may come in the form of... read more →
Hot off the presses, Infobase’s new K–12 catalog features the best offerings in databases, streaming video, teacher resources, and eBooks for schools, classrooms, and libraries. View the PDF version and... read more →
Six new elementary-level bullet biographies of singers and musicians have been added to The World Almanac® for Kids Elementary’s Entertainers topic. The six new biographies cover: The Jonas Brothers Kenny... 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 →
The World Almanac® for Kids Elementary now has a brand-new math topic area. Math: Measurement features age-appropriate, curricular articles covering the two main types of measurement (metric and U.S. customary)... read more →
Featured in Issues & Controversies: MEDICARE FOR ALL: Should the U.S. Government Replace Private Medical Insurance with a National "Medicare for All" Health Care Program? SUPPORTERS ARGUE Health care is a... read more →
Issues & Controversies in American History: This Month in History, December 2019—The Monroe Doctrine
Featured in Issues & Controversies in American History: The U.S. Closes the Western Hemisphere to European Influence In the early 1820s, U.S. leaders feared that Spain might try to reclaim its... read more →