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New name, same trusted resources. World Almanac® for Kids and World Almanac® for Kids Elementary are now InfoLaunch and InfoLaunch Elementary. Join us for a 30-minute tour of these popular research platforms and discover how they help students build confidence, curiosity, and foundational research skills through interactive content, videos, and educator-friendly tools.
Refamiliarize yourself with Credo Reference—the research starting point that combines premier full-text multidisciplinary reference content with a simple instruction-friendly platform. Join us as we tour the content and interactive tools that ensure smart research always starts with Credo.
Start the semester strong with a refresher on Films On Demand, the streaming video resource designed to support teaching, learning, and research across every academic discipline. Join us for a 30-minute tour of the platform and discover how its extensive content collection and teaching tools can help faculty engage students and enhance instruction throughout the academic year.
Discover what’s new—and newly accessible—in Learn360 in this 30-minute webinar. We’ll introduce 500 brand-new ADA-compliant digital games, activities, and learning modules that make it easier than ever to support diverse learners while keeping students actively engaged, now live in Learn360.
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In this webinar, we'll share what the data reveals about student research interests in 2025, which topics are rising sharply and why, and how Credo uses those signals to publish content that stays current with student curiosity.
Looking for new ways to scale information literacy instruction across campus? See how your peers at Syracuse University are doing it—efficiently and effectively.
Join Kelly Delevan, Information Literacy Librarian at Syracuse University, and Henrietta Thornton, librarian and Infobase’s Information Literacy Content & Strategy Manager, for an inspiring discussion on how Syracuse combines library resources, innovative programming, and micro-credentialing to champion information literacy as a shared undergraduate competency.