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.

This webinar will showcase some of the world-class video content in the Access Video On Demand platform that your library patrons want and need for personal improvement, whether it's getting in better shape, learning new skills, or just generally achieving greater productivity in every area of life.

Join us to see how the interactive quiz feature on our Infobase Learning Cloud platform lets you quickly check knowledge, engage students individually, and creatively assess student progress.

Join us as we explore the Just for Kids streaming multimedia collection from Access Video On Demand.

Join us as we explore Infobase's premier health database, Health Reference Center, which boasts a highly intuitive design and a wealth of essential content, including detailed information on a number of diseases and disorders.

In this webinar, we will be exploring how Infobase products (including Learning Cloud, Films On Demand, and Credo) can be used across different mediums to help you develop a program that best fits your institution.

Join us for the first in our Infobase Quick Hit series for a brief dive into the new Films On Demand quiz feature.

Join us as we explore our convenient one-stop reference source for students, Writer's Reference Center, which contains all of the tools necessary to write better and conduct more effective research.

Join us for a brief webinar featuring Bloom’s Literature’s editor Jeff Soloway where we will discuss how Bloom’s can support your literature courses as well as arts courses in the coming year.