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Many academic librarians have to incorporate information literacy into their instruction sessions.  We have the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) framework for information literacy for higher education that… read more →

When I was growing up back in small-town Ohio, I lived next to a pair of sisters who were some of my closest friends for years. Both sisters were (and… read more →

With the imminent release of Taylor Swift’s 10th studio album, Midnights, we reflect back on the iconic singer’s most relatable lyrics to educators. Whether this is your first year in… read more →

Tuesday, November 8, 2022, will be a big day for the United States. While midterm elections often don’t get as much attention as presidential elections, they are often just as… read more →

Infobase strives to provide instructors and students with best-in-class e-learning tools for academic, professional, and personal development via its Learning Cloud platform. In addition to the Custom Authoring Tool, which… read more →

From pumpkin painting to spider web creating, Halloween can be one of the most festive (and exhausting) days of the school year. This year, Halloween falls on a Monday, which… read more →

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a global and annual campaign to help increase awareness and promote early detection of breast cancer. Breast cancer is a common cancer affecting hundreds… read more →

Friday afternoon, I stood out in the backyard with the dogs as the wind whipped my hair around my face and threatened to topple the bench swing. I thought for… read more →

I’ve always enjoyed impressionist art. I’m not overly knowledgeable when it comes to art, in fact, I had to use Google to confirm that this style of painting that I… read more →

Who are you? No, really, take a moment right now, before you continue on with reading this post, to think about this question. Who are you? I think about this… read more →

The teenage years can be a tough time, but we can make it easier for them by making sure they have access to the resources and services they need to… read more →

Technology’s relationship with education has always been tense, to say the least.  With every new technology that makes its way into the classroom, there are educators who vehemently protest it…. read more →