No matter what the unique makeup of your classroom, educators must support diverse learners so they can achieve mastery of the content. Each student must demonstrate what they learned, but how they understand it or demonstrate it doesn't have to be the same. While the school curriculum is important for equity, providing supplemental resources that support all learners is important to give them the means they need to be successful.

To help students with assignments, turn to INFOhio. With quality resources and guidelines from Universal Design for Learning (UDL), educators can find accessible, diverse, and engaging content that supports multiple means of engagement, representation, and action and expression. 

April is School Library Month, a time to celebrate librarians' vital role in fostering a love of reading and instilling digital, information, and media literacy skills in students to help them become literate and successful citizens. To celebrate, read about Ohio School Librarians participating in INFOhio user groups—ICoach and Users Council—doing amazing work with INFOhio resources.

April is National Poetry Month. Shower your students with INFOhio's quality digital content to support Ohio's Learning Standards. Let rhythm and rhyme downpour in your spring classroom!

For the 2024-2025 school year, Learn With INFOhio webinars will be released in recorded form giving busy educators on-demand options to watch and listen anytime, anywhere. Read the blog Professional Learning From INFOhio to learn more.

Spring is here! The sun is shining, new growth is sprouting, and warmer temperatures are right around the corner. Celebrate spring with eBooks, videos, and activities from INFOhio that will engage students and revitalize your classroom. 

In honor of Youth Art Month, let’s explore a variety of eBooks for art teachers to help engage and excite art students. The arts can be a powerful tool to motivate reluctant readers, helping them engage with text and broaden their reading skills. Art teachers rely on text; fiction, fantasy, and nonfiction, to help inform and inspire students. Research and inquiry are an integral part of visual art education.  

March is Women's History Month. Quality text from eBook collections provided by INFOhio support knowledge-building and vocabulary development while increasing awareness and understanding of the contributions made by trailblazing women. 

INFOhio has created a flyer with curated collections of quality resources for Ohio educators and students aligned with leading topics in education.

The Office of Nutrition partnered with INFOhio to curate a collection of instructional materials for educators to support the Ohio Harvest of the Month campaign. Ohio PreK-12 educators and families can use these materials to bring the cafeteria into the classroom. 

News about artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere and new uses are popping up every day. As an educator, how comfortable are you with this technology? In this AI 101 series, learn about different types of AI, what to look out for when using AI, and how to get started using AI in your library or classroom.

To ensure best user experience, INFOhio and ISKME are taking steps to eliminate spam in Open Space.

GenYES Ohio is a resource collection and project-tracking platform that prepares Ohio students to become Student Technology Leaders (STLs) through technology-infused leadership instructional materials. With these resources, teachers can support a variety of classes and topics from STEM and makerspaces, to industrial arts and student-supported help desks.

Encourage reading with choice boards on the topics of fantasy and visual arts. 

February is Black History Month. Quality text from eBook collections provided by INFOhio support knowledge building and vocabulary development while increasing awareness and understanding of the contributions of African Americans.