Books, movies, and other physical items were flying off the shelves this past Summer. If you’re curious to know which titles have patrons rushing to place holds, look no further.
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Minitex is pleased to announce a new cooperative agreement with Amazon Business! Designed specifically to ease procurement challenges for public libraries across Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota, this partnership offers exclusive benefits—including two free years of Business Prime, media discounts up to 45%, pay-by-invoice terms, and free downloadable MARC records.
Minitex is offering $1,000 grants to teams of educators (K-12 or post-secondary) in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota through the 2026 MNOP OER Pathfinder Grant Program. The program is designed to support sustainable efforts in open education which are locally defined, and applications are due October 20. An info session is being held on October 12.
Looking for a fresh way to connect your students and teachers with great ELM, EbooksMN and MDL resources? Meet Share Kits, a new monthly resource from Minitex for the 2026-2027 school year.
Join Copyright and Creativity Teacher Ambassadors as they share their experiences using our positive, plug-n-play K-12 resources. Learn how to teach the essentials of copyright, fair use, Creative Commons, and more!
Have you ever wondered what your favorite thing to do at the Minnesota Great Get Together says about your literary tastes? Keep reading to find out!
Have you ever wondered what your favorite "The Office" character says about your literary tastes? Keep reading to find out!
The Minnesota Digital Library has created a new traveling banner exhibit focusing on Main Streets across Minnesota, with a corresponding online exhibit.
Minnesota educators and library professionals will have an opportunity to deepen their media literacy expertise this fall when the Minnesota Council of Teachers of English hosts a full-day workshop with nationally recognized media literacy educator Dr. Renee Hobbs.
Effective September 1, 2026, AI-Assisted Search and Ask This Document (AI Ask) beta will transition from opt-in to opt-out across applicable researcher interfaces, including EBSCOhost and EBSCO Discovery Service.