Will you be attending the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) in Orlando this month? If so, please visit Booth #547 to enter our raffle to win a one-year subscription to the NEW World Almanac® for Kids Elementary and the RELAUNCHED World Almanac® for Kids! Also, be sure to stick around for a demo of Infobase’s other outstanding databases, streaming video resources, eBook subscriptions, and teacher resources.

At FETC, Infobase will be highlighting some of our new resources, including The World Almanac® for Kids Elementary, the relaunched World Almanac® for Kids, The Mailbox® School & District, and Polling the Nations:

• The World Almanac® for Kids Elementary is an exciting, fun resource especially for elementary school students. This new database provides a wealth of elementary-level content—including engaging illustrated articles, videos, interactives, Fun Facts, and more—in a colorful, kid-friendly format perfect for helping young children develop online research skills.
• With a dynamic new design, new and updated content, and exciting new features, The World Almanac® for Kids is the ideal one-stop reference resource for intermediate-level students. Brand-new modules have just been added, along with more than 50 new interactive games, more than 100 new videos, and many other enhancements.
• The Mailbox® School & District offers your entire institution unlimited, simultaneous access to thousands of teacher resources—including worksheets, crafts, forms, songs, games, graphic organizers, patterns, clip art, cards, and more—for prekindergarten to grade 6.
• Polling the Nations is a critically acclaimed online database of public opinion polls containing the full text of more than 700,000 questions and responses from more than 18,000 surveys and 1,700 polling organizations, conducted from 1986 through the present in the United States and more than 100 other countries around the world.

In our age of information overload, Infobase is proud to provide reliable, trustworthy tools that will help librarians and educators encourage critical thinking and broaden the horizons of students, patrons, and researchers. Stop by Booth #547 to see what’s new for your library, district, or classroom!