Edtech consultant Rachelle Dené Poth joins us as we explore versatile ideas and digital tools for helping students to navigate in the digital world while building the vital SEL and communication skills they need.

Join us as we explore the new and greatly improved Issues & Controversies database, featuring a more responsive design, greater overall functionality, and an improved home page layout based on customer feedback.

In this webinar, Vanessa Otero—founder of Ad Fontes Media, which produces the famous Media Bias Chart®—will cover practical strategies for teaching about health misinformation.

This webinar will introduce current history database subscribers to Infobase's History Research Center, which provides a centralized location from which all of our history databases may be searched simultaneously.

This webinar will take current subscribers on an exploration of some of the database's many engaging and fun entries on a multitude of kid-friendly subjects, as well as the numerous interactive features, homework help tools, and engaging videos.

Join us as we explore the elementary edition of our award-winning The World Almanac® for Kids database.

Learn which target audiences best match up to which popular platforms and the important nuances of picking the right digital place for your marketing efforts.

Join us for a tour of our InfoLit product suite, where we’ll explore the multimedia content, assessments, and functionality of both InfoLit – Core and InfoLit – Health Science.

This webinar will introduce new and long-time subscribers to the many teacher-created and educationally sound classroom activities and lesson plans that are included in the school and district version of The Mailbox®.

In this first session of a two-part workshop, you’ll learn more about what lateral reading is, what the research says about how and why it works, and how it can be used to supplement or even reframe typical approaches to source evaluation.

This webinar will provide an overview of Science Online, our premier science reference database.

This hands-on second session of a two-part workshop will focus on providing real examples of lateral reading activities that can be used in various library teaching settings.