INFOhio is licensing and renewing high-quality, digital, instructional content for the 2018-2019 school year that all Ohio PreK-12 students, their parents, and their teachers can use at school, at home, and on the go. INFOhio has licensed Science Online and renewed videos in INFOhio's Digital Video Collection (DVC) for all Ohio PreK-12 schools to use at no cost to schools.
Ohio's PreK-12 use of Science Online, formerly part of the Libraries Connect Ohio collection, has steadily increased during the last three years. As science and math teachers have come to rely on this resource, INFOhio will continue the subscription to Science Online for the PreK-12 community through June 30, 2020. Science Online includes:
Access Science Online content from the Science Online interface or through the STEM tab in ISearch.
The Digital Video Collection (DVC) is INFOhio's collection of streaming educational titles that support Ohio's Learning Standards in nearly all subjects and grade levels. Popular DVC series include Bill Nye the Science Guy and Eyes of Nye. Many of the videos renewed include teacher guides with assessments, lesson plans, activities, video scripts, and Spanish language translations. DVC playlists make it easy for teachers in any content area to find collections of videos for use in the classroom or at home.
Access DVC content from the DVC interface or through the My Library tab in ISearch.
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Erica Clay is the Director of INFOhio. Prior to this, she was a member of INFOhio's Instructional Team. Before joining the INFOhio team, Erica was a Library Director and a Humanities Librarian in academic libraries, a Knowledge Management Editor at a university, and taught K-8 music and PreK. She earned a BA in English and Music and a Master of Humanities from Wright State University, and a Master of Library Science from Indiana University.
