This short presentation will take you through the different options available for you to corral the video content on the On Demand platform, whether part of your subscription or free, that is most important to your institution.

Learn how you can use Learn360, our award-winning multimedia streaming resource for K–12 classrooms, to engage and motivate students of all ages, whether students are back in the classroom or continuing with virtual instruction.

Join us for a demonstration of the resources Infobase offers to celebrate the diversity found in all of our communities, including Bloom’s Literature, African-American History, American Indian History, Access Video On Demand, and the Just for Kids Streaming Collection.

This webinar will take you on a guided tour of our brand-new resource, which now offers greatly expanded coverage that includes both U.S. and world history from antiquity to the present, along with a wealth of new content across all asset types.

Join us to hear a panel of distinguished public library professionals who are embracing their role as community leaders. The thoughtful discussion will spotlight how these librarians are promoting equity and inclusion and offering support for their diverse communities. Presented by Infobase & Library Journal.

This webinar will walk through a couple Infobase databases for elementary schools and touch on the theme of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, with a focus on how our differences can make us stronger.

Join us for a 30-minute webinar highlighting the resources available from Infobase that can strengthen your collection in areas of race, gender, and culture, including African-American History, Bloom’s Literature, American Indian History, Films On Demand, and Issues & Controversies.

Join us as we take you on a tour of Infobase's many resources that can help you familiarize your students with the contributions of women in every area of society, including history, literature, pop culture, and more!

In this first part of a two-session webinar series, join expert Derris Hawkins-Smith for an insightful look at critical opportunity gaps in the American education system, including his ideas on what can be improved—and how.

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the demands and expectations placed upon teachers have changed—and grown—at breakneck speed. This webinar outlines some of the main problems and discusses how teachers are embracing new technologies to help their students learn and adapt to changing learning environments.