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I learned from my mentor Twanna Hodge to plan my professional development for the year. She shared with me her personal Excel spreadsheet, which had four sections:  Conferences Funding Institutes,… read more →

As schools closed in March and went remote, educators were tasked with adapting new teaching strategies and online management tools. As teachers and administrators across the country changed course, the… read more →

Featured in Issues & Controversies: D.C. STATEHOOD: Should Congress Make Washington, D.C., the 51st State? Should Congress grant D.C. statehood? Be sure to check out Issues & Controversies’ complete and… read more →

While each department, office, and community on campus might provide very different services and fill different roles, the needs of individuals within these groups for materials to help them grow… read more →

As this very unique school year came to an end, I almost decided to skip writing an annual report. After all, was this pandemic year a year that we’d want… read more →

Podcasts are a medium that can be helpful with career readiness. Do you need to know how it is to be a librarian? If you are interested in learning about… read more →

If you’re attending the virtual International Society for Technology in Education conference from June 27–30, be sure to visit Infobase’s booth! (You must be a registered attendee at ISTE to… read more →

Assessment in libraries is an essential aspect of our jobs, so how can we continue doing assessments when working in a virtual environment? In this blog post, I will discuss… read more →

If you’re attending the virtual American Library Association conference from June 23–26, be sure to visit Infobase’s booth! (You must be a registered attendee at ALA to access the booth.)… read more →

To celebrate Pride Month, we thoughtfully curated this list of top films that explore sexuality and gender, discuss the LGBTQ+ community’s history and the issues it faces today, and offer… read more →

“Juneteenth marks our country’s second independence day. Although it has long been celebrated in the African American community, this monumental event remains largely unknown to most Americans.” In Galveston, Texas,… read more →

“Juneteenth” is an annual African-American celebration commemorating the 1865 abolition of slavery in Texas. Though cut off from the rest of the South in 1863, much of Texas remained unoccupied… read more →