This webinar will introduce summer school teachers to several resources from Infobase that will keep students focused and attentive throughout the summer, including The World Almanac® for Kids, The World Almanac® for Kids Elementary, Learn360, and Classroom Video On Demand.

Join us for a 30-minute tour of three of our multidisciplinary products, which offer e-reference, streaming video, and customizable course modules.

This webinar will show you everything you need to know about Source Reference, an easy-to-use, integrated reference platform for middle and high school students.

This first session of a two-part workshop on social and emotional learning (SEL) is tailored specifically for administrators and the unique challenges that they encounter as education leaders.

Learn about the reliable Infobase current events resources your students can rely on, including Issues & Controversies, World News Digest, and Today’s Science.

Join us as we walk you through two of our award-winning STEM resources, Science Online and Today's Science.

This second session of a two-part workshop will continue to explore SEL through the lens of an administrator and tackle issues specific to education leadership.

In this informative webinar, expert Ryan Read will share creative, practical strategies for including STEM in your curriculum.

Join us for this webinar, where we’ll hear from three libraries with three very different approaches to public library and homeschool partnerships.

This webinar will introduce K–12 educators to several resources from Infobase that will help students complete their summer reading assignments, including Bloom's Literature and The World Almanac® for Kids.

This webinar will introduce secondary summer school educators to several resources from Infobase that will keep students focused and attentive throughout the summer, including Science Online, Bloom's Literature, and Classroom Video On Demand.

In this webinar, librarian Henrietta Verma, a Customer Success Manager at Infobase, will show you how Credo Reference: Academic Core can be used to create e-bookshelves on various topics and for information literacy instruction.