This month on the World Book Web Check out these great features on the World Book Web in February
World Book Kids What is the largest land animal? Find out in World of Animals. Make a festive Valentine’s mobile! This hands-on activity allows students to make a holiday mobile. Where is Haiti? Find out in this World Book article.
World Book Student Important Dates in February. Discover fascinating facts about important historical events that took place in the month of February. Did you know? World Book now allows users to upload images from other sources to timelines. You'll see a new interface when you're editing an existing timeline or building a new one from scratch. The option to add an image is at the bottom left of the page when you edit an existing Timeline or build a new one from scratch. Find a selection of Timelines here. What’s new in World Book Student? Check out the new articles and media.
World Book Advanced What was Abraham Lincoln’s last public address? Find out in World Book’s primary source document collection, which includes hundreds of thousands of documents. World Book Advanced E-book collection includes thousands of fiction and non-fiction E-books, with selections in seven languages. World Book Advanced Pathfinders allow you to share collections of resources within your account or with all World Book users. Watch our video tutorial for details on how to get started.
World Book Discover What is lake-effect snow? Find out in this World Book Explains video. Need help with financial or health issues? Check out World Book’s Life Skills section. Did you know that you that every World Book Discover article has auto-translate and read-aloud functionality? You can translate World Book Discover articles into 30 languages and have the article read-aloud in English by enabling the read-aloud feature in the toolbox. Please do not respond directly to this e-mail. For a free trial or more information, contact your World Book sales representative or call 800-975-3250 (U.S.) or 800-837-5365 (Canada). |
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