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“I hate math.” As educators, chances are we have heard this sentence many times before from students (and maybe even adults). Heck, we may have uttered these words ourselves. Can… read more →

Anyone who knows me knows that I am all about student engagement and creating student-centered learning. Every choice that I make in lesson planning and in course design comes down… read more →

You dream of creating services, programs, and spaces that respond to your community. And you know that you need to plan ahead in order to accomplish that while making the… read more →

If you’re attending the Public Library Association (PLA) Conference in Portland, OR, on March 23–25, be sure to visit Infobase booth #1644! Stop by to enter our raffles, grab a… read more →

In academic or special libraries, open access and scholarly communication are important initiatives that support our students and faculty. The Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC) defines open access… read more →

Self-care is a hot topic right now. And while it’s something we all benefit from, we can easily talk ourselves out of doing it. Or sometimes it can sneakily become… read more →

On International SEL Day, Learn360 is celebrating all the educators out there who create safe and inclusive spaces for students to express themselves. From the uplifting bulletin boards on the… read more →

Women’s History Month is a perfect time to learn about the challenges that women have faced politically, socially, and professionally throughout American history, and celebrate the accomplishments of focused and… read more →

A library collection diversity audit is an incredible way of gathering critical data on the state of representation present in your library collection. This data can be pivotal in your… read more →

Infobase has vetted, trustworthy resources that can help you give students and other researchers background, context, points for discussion, means to discern factual information, and more to help them understand… read more →

This post was originally published on my blog on December 6th, 2017, as I wrapped up another semester of my master’s program at the University of Houston. I think one… read more →

As educational systems diversify, the call to develop more inclusive curricula and efforts have increased (i.e., Colorado State Executive Order for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusive efforts). At the same time,… read more →