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Exact Editions’ Tips for Remote Learning


Now more than ever, digital resources are a vital tool in every teacher’s arsenal. Here are some tips on how to get the most out of your institutional subscription in the classroom!


  1. Copy and paste to get everyone on the same page.

Every magazine spread has a URL that can be seen by all members of the subscription. Copy and paste this URL anywhere, and it will take everyone back to the same page in the reader:

2. Share Keep Reading

Providing Digital Resources to Schools

Back in September 2018, the Exact Editions team decided to turn our focus towards schools. We knew that the content on the platform was desirable as we already sell resources to a number of schools, in particular, those in the UK and international schools, but we wanted to explore this market further. I suppose a key question for us was — how digitally-minded are schools?

We came up with the idea of working alongside a few publishers (in the field … Keep Reading

The Exact Editions Title Showcase

We are delighted to introduce a new feature to the Exact Editions platform.

The Title Showcase — http://www.exacteditions.com/titleshowcase

The showcase is a rotating carousel of free content that will be updated weekly. Each week we will select one archived issue from a selection of magazines and this will be visible to anyone who has the access link above.

Readers can use this feature to preview a variety of magazines, explore archives and test the functionality of the platform. For publishers, … Keep Reading

Interview with the Librarian – Volume 21

In Volume 21 we enjoyed chatting with Yvonne from Tobermory Library located in Argyll, Scotland.

You can find the Argyll Libraries on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LiveArgyllLib

Word of the Week

Ataraxia
A state of freedom from emotional disturbance and anxiety; tranquillity. The word derives from the Ancient Greek (ἀταραξία) and it generally thought to have first been used by Pyrrho and other philosophers who believed this state was linked to maximising lucid thinking. Outside of philosophy it was used to describe the ideal … Keep Reading

Interview with the Librarian – Volume 20

In Volume 20 we have the pleasure of speaking with Rebecca from Thorold Public Library.

You can find Thorold Public Library on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThoroldLibrary

Word of the Week

Pugilist
An old / formal word for fighter, particularly a professional one, deriving from the Latin pugnus, meaning “fist”. Inspired by the fact Anthony Joshua was outside the Exact Editions office this afternoon in the very sunny London.

The Interview

What’s your role in the library? 
I’m the Public Services Librarian/Deputy Chief.  I … Keep Reading

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