Looking at some key terms can help educators as they prepare to broach the topic of fake news with students, plus resources and activities that support media literacy skills development.
Join Britannica Digital Learning for an action-packed fall, filled with digital and media literacy resources and events for educators.
Tune in once a month to “Cool Careers,” a brand new Facebook Live interview series from Britannica. This November, meet Alicia Haywood of iSpeakMedia!
ImageQuest’s more than three million-image database now includes a brand new collection of over 14,500 images, plus at least 12,500 updates to the existing 60+ collections.
“Literacy” is a term that gets thrown around a lot in education, but being “literate” means so much more to life-long learning that simply being able to read.
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s…supplemental education materials!
Every Chicago Public Schools high school with a school library has had Piecing Me Together added to their catalogue courtesy of Britannica.
Celebrate the milestones of the LGBT equality movement and the people who made them with these updates to Britannica resources.
It’s official! Educators love our e-books. Check out the latest reviews of a wide range of exciting digital content from the trusted authors at Britannica.
Learn about the gay rights movement’s history and sample Britannica School’s coverage of the people, ideas, and accomplishments we honor this month.
Hey, elementary readers! Don’t fall behind this summer, take Britannica’s Summer Reading Challenge.
Britannica ImageQuest—the academic image library that provides access to millions of rights-cleared images from a single trusted source—adds another 50,000+ images to its already massive inventory.
Live from Britannica headquarters, Young Chicago Authors delivered an explosive lesson in slam to local educators.
The Britannica pros are here to guide you through the best of the quest! For spring, we’re in awe of the marvelous sites our incredible planet hast offer.
Use Britannica School to guide students through the science behind—and the societal impact of—natural disasters.
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