In this webinar, we’ll focus on Today's Science's “Conversations with Scientists”—more than 700 unique and original first-person accounts of recent breakthroughs from practicing scientists at leading institutions around the globe.

Join us for a comprehensive overview of Infobase's award-winning language arts literature database, Bloom's Literature.

Learn how Issues & Controversies gives you unlimited access to exclusive, extensive coverage of hundreds of today's hot topics from both a supporting and opposing point of view, along with unbiased analysis and a wealth of related resources, most of which are not available anywhere else.

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

Learn from Laura Solomon, a web developer and library services manager, how to write better for the web, tweak navigation and graphics, and other important, small fixes to assist in creating a website that solves your users’ problems, not add to them.

Join us as we walk you through the recently enhanced Learn360 platform, which has been updated with a much more responsive design optimized for all types of devices.

This webinar will reacquaint subscribers with the ever-improving Ferguson's Career Guidance Center, which was relaunched last year with a fully responsive, mobile-friendly design and a wealth of new content.

Take a quick 30-minute tour of three Infobase products—Just for Kids, Access Video On Demand, and Credo Reference—to see how we can help your library provide educational materials no matter the circumstance.

This webinar will explore the engaging and fun content of The World Almanac® for Kids Elementary (K–3) and The World Almanac® for Kids (4–8).

In this webinar, doctoral candidate and Unstandardized English podcast host JPB Gerald will discuss the ways in which seemingly “neutral” descriptors can mask societal hierarchies, particularly around racism.

Join us to find out why Source Reference, which includes curated content from more than 500 top-tier reference titles covering every major subject, should be your students' go-to resource for any research paper or project.

In this 30-minute presentation, we'll explore three Infobase resources that can help new academic researchers build their critical-thinking skills: Credo Reference, Polling the Nations, and Issues & Controversies.