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Free Demonstrations
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Britannica Online subscribers are invited to participate in online Britannica training sessions. This is a complimentary service provided to see what's new with Britannica Online and learn different ways to use it in your school or library! K-12, Academic, and Public Librarians will all enjoy these 1-hour online presentations that they can attend without having to leave the school or library.
Upcoming Training Schedule:
Public Library Sessions (11 a.m. Central Time)
Tuesday, January 13
Thursday, February 19
Tuesday, March 17
Academic Sessions (2 p.m. Central Time)
Tuesday, January 13
Thursday, February 19
Tuesday, March 17
K12 Elementary Sessions (11 a.m. Central Time)
Thursday, January 15
Tuesday, February 17
Thursday, March 19
K12 Secondary Sessions (3 p.m. Central Time)
Thursday, January 15
Tuesday, February 17
Thursday, March 19
It's Easy to Sign Up!
Click on a date and complete the online registration form. Your webinar instructions will be sent right to your email address. Invite your colleagues to join in this live presentation. If you want to invite more people, you can project the presentation onto a screen in a conference room or computer lab for everyone to see. Please submit only one registration per location for each date. Space is limited, and only current Britannica Online subscribers can attend.
Quick and Easy Learning
Explore the unique materials designed specially for your school or library. Join us to learn new ways to help users find answers and get students started on school projects using Britannica Online, including:
- New Workspace tool for students to collect research materials.
- Expanded video and media content for download.
- New research tools to compare country statistics, with graphing and charting tools.
- The new Britannica Learning Zone for Pre-Kindergarten through 2nd grade classrooms, student activities for Reading, Writing, and Math, and a new Kids' section specially designed for Public Libraries.
- And much more!
"It was excellent. We thought we knew Britannica, but we didn't. The webcast forces us to take the time to learn."
—Librarian, Brooklyn, NY