Winter break is over. Sigh. Settle in for a big chunk of uninterrupted school days – plenty of time for you to write a few papers and essays, learn a bunch of new math concepts, absorb all sorts of science-y facts. Need help with any
It is quite remarkable how well the library fits into so many New Year’s resolutions. And if promising to use your public library more in 2014 is also on that list, your resolution double-dip is a total win-win. We are here to help you be
Did you know that one of the most powerful tools you own is right in your wallet or back pocket? You probably carry it with you every day and flip right past it when looking for that grocery store rewards card. Your library card comes
Is there ever a time when that creative writing class is as useful as when it comes time to write or revise your resume? Or, maybe writing skills that are a little less creative and more critical would be more in order. Whichever it is,
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Public Library (CPL) Commissioner Brian Bannon today announced that Teacher in the Library is now offered at all 80 Library locations and the addition of online tutoring help through Brainfuse makes the Chicago Public Library’s homework assistance program the largest
Can’t make it to the library, but still need homework help? Then try out brainfuse, our online homework help. Brainfuse is a great resource for those times that going to the library just won’t work. You can log on to Brainfuse for live help Monday-Sunday
We have added features to our Brainfuse offerings to help adult learners, job seekers, aspiring US citizens, and future college students. Brainfuse is free for learners of all ages with an Austin Public Library card. You can use the interactive features 24/7, and live tutors
In 2012 alone, more than 1.8 million contacts were made with Fort Bend County Libraries – to get help on homework assignments, to improve job skills, to attend a human-interest program like gardening or crafting, or to simply relax with a good book. Thousands of
Recently I stumbled upon a collection of videos from TedTalks called LifeHack. At first I laughed a little about the idea that someone could actually “hack” their life. What do programmers disrupting computer systems and stealing information have to do with improving your day to
