Britannica Online School Edition

“We use Britannica Online almost exclusively. I can not tell you how we have enjoyed the use of this fantastic source! With training and guidance, the students have come to love the wealth of information in Britannica Online.”

—School Librarian, Little Rock, Arkansas

"Provides many useful features that meet the needs of students from kindergarten through high school, as well as their teachers, and librarians."

—Booklist, September 15, 2007

"The Learning Materials are awesome!"

—Librarian, San Antonio, TX

"If my budget only allowed me to purchase one database for my students, I'd definitely choose Britannica."

—Librarian, China Spring, TX

Britannica Online Academic Edition

"Encyclopædia Britannica Online, Academic Edition continues to improve its online offering by combining traditional informational articles with Web 2.0 technology...EBO is positioning itself to be the first stop for any research project...Highly recommended."

— CHOICE, September 2009

Britannica Online Public Library Edition

"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

"Very user-friendly. It is easy to search and find information at several reading levels.A good resource for public libraries."

—Booklist, September 15, 2007

Spanish Reference Center

"My ESL kids really had a boost when they saw this!"

"Extremely useful and fun to use."

"The site is interactive and truly kid-friendly."

"I would definitely recommend this product!"

"Any teacher with ESL students would find this beneficial."

"A great tool for Spanish speakers in the mainstream or bilingual classroom."

—Teachers' Choice Review

Britannica Illustrated Science Library

"This set would make a superb addition to any school or public library."

—Library Journal , April 1, 2008

"This set is fantastic and includes the best graphics I have ever seen. Highly Recommended."

—Library Media Connection , October, 2007

Britannica Discovery Library

"The twelve books in the Britannica Discovery Library offer parents and teachers a valuable, engaging resource for home and pre-primary libraries."

"The strength of the series is that a child can literally open any book to any page and get a brief informative "snapshot" of information that is likely to invite discussion and lead to further exploration.The full color illustrations are lively and attractive and the text is concise and vivid."

—Review by Mary Hynes-Berry, Ph.D.
Erikson Institute for Early Childhood Development
January 2005

"Children will find something new each time they come back to these bright, attractive volumes, making them ideal resources for the home, library, or classroom. Child appeal abounds in the bold, colorful illustrations. This set lays the groundwork for important school readiness skills and concepts, connecting every fact to the real world and explaining ideas that most concept books take for granted."

—Review by Kathy MacMillan, Library/Media Specialist, Maryland School for the Deaf, January 2005

Britannica Student Encyclopedia

"The reading level and text features of this set were very appropriate to elementary school. It is sturdy and durable, easy to read and information is clearly presented."

"This was a great resource in my classroom."

"I would recommend this product to all elementary teachers."

—Teachers' Choice Review

"This attractive and engaging set is a delightful entry into the student-encyclopedia market and a much-needed addition for the age group...accessible, appealing, and highly browsable. It provides just the right amount of information without overwhelming young researchers and would also work well for older ESL/ELL students or middle-school students reading below grade level."

—Booklist, September 15, 2007

"A solid choice as an introductory reference resource. It will be useful in school and public libraries, especially where there are many requests for assignment materials and where children do reports."

—School Library Journal, August 2007

One of "Twenty Best Bets for Student Researchers"

—Booklist, September 1, 2008