The Minnesota Library Association (MLA) serves the interests of its members by facilitating educational opportunities, supporting strong ethical standards, providing legislative assistance, and fostering connections between the library community and various constituencies.
The Iowa Library Association fosters a community of innovation and advocacy, supporting and strengthening our members to promote libraries as an essential resource for all Iowans.
The mission of the North Carolina School Library Media Association is to serve the professional needs and concerns of the school library media community in North Carolina.
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.
Join us for a fast, fun, and rapid-fire look at public library resources for children, including the Just for Kids Streaming Collection, Credo Reference: Complete Core, and The World Almanac® for Kids.
This webinar will take current subscribers on a guided tour of the incredibly accessible and unique database Issues & Controversies in History.
MLA is Michigan’s oldest and largest library association, spanning more than a century.
MAME is the statewide association for Michigan school librarians and those interested in K–12 media center topics.
This webinar will encourage educators and collection development librarians to become more familiar with Infobase's eBook subscription collection and platform.
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.
The Region One Education Service Center (ESC-1) is part of a statewide system of 20 regional education service centers created by the 59th Texas Legislature to assist school districts across the state.
The purpose of the North Carolina Library Association is to promote libraries, library and information services, librarianship, intellectual freedom, and literacy.
