Find out how to increase your EBSCO LearningExpress knowledge and help direct your library’s patrons to the content they need to help them succeed.

EBSCO Learning Express Director of Content Development Marco Annunziata explores the concept around the Digital Divide — defined as the gap between those who have access to information and communication through today’s technologies, or the skills to use them and those who may not.

Sara Swenson, Media Specialist and National Board-Certified Teacher at Edina High School in Edina, Minnesota, explores how school media specialists can be known as “resource heroes” to their students.

Orange High School Library Media Specialist Anthony Neglio discusses the need to pursue an affordable test-prep program that would help students prepare for college admissions exams.

Read through the following three-act play, set at a local public library, to find ways to promote your library’s job and career resources to patrons.

Digital information is how we consume information, but how do we know when information is false and improve our media and information literacy skills?

The start of summer also kicks off the annual challenge of keeping learning afloat and avoiding summer learning loss. Here’s how public libraries can help.

In a recent webcast, LearningExpress and Library Journal brought together librarians from a variety of institutions to talk about success skills and library resources. The panel outlines six top success skills, the barriers to building those skills and how libraries can help support skill development.

Let’s face it, college isn’t easy and even the best of students can be overwhelmed by the challenges. While there’s no magic wand for success, take a look at some of the skills every student needs to succeed.

A high school diploma is a great indicator that your students are ready for the next part of their college or career journeys, right? Not quite.