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Films On Demand, our award-winning streaming video collection for colleges and universities, is always evolving, with new features and thousands of titles added to the platform each year. What new… read more →

Photo by Marta Wave from Pexels For many schools, remote learning and hybrid learning have been the new normal during the COVID-19 pandemic. School librarians had the necessary tools and… read more →

Whether you are an avid reader of comic books or not, there are teaching opportunities to engage with your learners through comics and graphic novels. They can be useful resources… read more →

According to the ALA, co-curricular learning is an approach to teaching experiential learning using activities or programs for students outside of their coursework that includes intentional learning and development. Students… read more →

Earth Day Spotlight from Issues & Controversies in History: NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT OF 1969: Does NEPA Create New and Enforceable Duties on the Government to Treat the Environment Differently?… read more →

Earth Day Spotlight from Issues & Controversies: CLIMATE CHANGE: Should the U.S. Government Take Aggressive Steps to Combat Climate Change? Should the U.S. government take aggressive steps to combat climate… read more →

Hello, and welcome to the Instructional Technology Coaching Matrix. Today I will be breaking down how you can use the matrix to integrate into your lesson plans using Canva. What… read more →

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many archives and special collections departments closed their doors to the public. However, many archivists are also instructors. In this blog post, I speak with Rare… read more →

Did you know that most Infobase products benefit from the same universal Admin Portal? Our comprehensive portal provides account administrators with exceptional convenience, powerful features, and a smooth, efficient experience… read more →

When I received my Master of Library Science from North Carolina Central University, my concentration was in academic librarianship. I knew that I wanted to be an academic librarian, so… read more →

I still remember my first year teaching a collegiate Research Methods course. My students treated the research process as if it were a foreign language that they had never been… read more →

We recently met with Sue Maniloff, VP Business Development at Omnigraphics, a reference publisher, to discuss the importance of diversity resources for schools and libraries. Omnigraphics’ new work Understanding and… read more →