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Britannica Public Library Edition
Leading Resources for Adults and Children
One subscription to Britannica Online gives your library two sites in one—an adult general reference collection and a child-friendly collection. Patrons can choose the age-appropriate level that works best for them, and will find it easy to conduct research, complete homework assignments, and work on special projects. They can even store their research in their own personal Workspace account. Remote access is included!
Two Products In One
Separate home pages for adults and children allow libraries to tailor the product to their patrons’ needs. Choose Britannica Kids or Britannica Reference Center, created for high school students through adults.
The Convenience of Multiple Resources in ONE Location
Start with the encyclopedia. Move on to current magazines, recommended Web sites, an atlas, the classics, biographies, news, and more. Instantly define words with Merriam-Webster’s pop-up Dictionary and Thesaurus.
Learning Materials for Students
Explore student activities in language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies to review concepts taught in the classroom and learn new skills.
Awards And Accolades
“user-friendly…easy to search and find information at several reading levels…very useful for students and anyone preparing a presentation. An excellent resource for public libraries.”
—Booklist, September 15 2008