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 →
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April 23, 1564, is believed to be the renowned William Shakespeare’s birthday. Shakespeare would go on to become one of the world’s most influential playwrights and poets, and his works... read more →
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Infobase is excited to announce that The Mailbox® School & District has been selected as a winner of The ComputED Gazette’s 25th Annual Best Educational Software Awards (BESSIES) in the "Teacher Tools:... read more →
Infobase is proud to announce that the Infobase eBooks platform is now a Google for Education partner. As a partner, the Middle/High School eBook Collection supports the following Google integrations:... read more →
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