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Hear from a member of EBSCO’s International Customer Training Services team, comprised of experts who provide training for librarians looking to help their end users utilize the tools and resources available at their library.
As the video game industry continues to grow, so does the demand for new game-related resources. Discover Flipster and EBSCO eBooks resources you can add to your collection to provide patrons with the tools needed to become a game design industry success.
Right Question Institute’s free “Teaching with Primary Sources” hub, made possible by the Library of Congress, gives educators tips and tools for teaching students how to apply the Question Formulation Technique (QFT) to primary source documents.
In this guest blog post, EBSCO partner ABC-CLIO offers guidance and resources for educators looking for constructive ways to enhance civic learning in high school classrooms.
These projects from Hobbies & Crafts Reference Center can help libraries and the creative members of their communities get into the Halloween spirit!
Discover how educational videos in library databases can enhance learning, accessibility and engagement for students, educators and library patrons.
The JCD Award, provided by the H.W. Wilson Foundation, ALA Core and EBSCO Information Services, honors outstanding library public relations. Read about some of last year’s award-winning campaigns and apply for a chance to win $10,000 for your library.
Explore the questions from our recent webinar, "Unlocking the Future of Library Acquisitions." Learn about Mosaic's features, roadmap, and how it's evolving with user feedback to redefine library acquisitions.
Libraries can empower individuals with learning tools and resources that build valuable AI literacy and AWS cloud technology skills to boost their employability and success in today’s rapidly evolving digital world.
Although it was expanded in the 1960s to include a wider range of voices, the Western canon of literature is often regarded as limited in scope. Learn how reaching beyond the Western canon can better reflect contemporary culture, authors, and readers.