Bloomsbury Digital Resources offers regular live and on demand webinars showcasing our digital resources and demonstrating how they can be used in your library or classroom.

NOVEMBER 19, 2026 – 11AM EST

Understanding Bloomsbury Open Collections

Join us for a free session for librarians to learn more about Bloomsbury's progressive collective-action open access model. Gain a deeper understanding of how the model works, why we've adopted this approach, and the mission behind it. We'll explore the benefits for libraries, including expanded access to high-quality backlist academic titles, and explain how institutions can participate in helping shape the future of open access.

We will make every effort to provide the webinar recording as quickly as possible following the session. Whether or not you can attend live, all registered participants will receive the recording via email.

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DECEMBER 10, 2026 – 11AM EST

Exploring Recent Additions to Bloomsbury History

Bloomsbury History continues to expand with new resources supporting teaching, learning, and research across global, social, political, cultural, and military history. Join us for a tour of recent additions to the platform, discover featured collections, and explore tools that help students and researchers engage with authoritative historical scholarship and primary sources.

We will make every effort to ensure the webinar recording is delivered to you promptly. Regardless of your ability to attend the live session, all registered participants will receive the recording via email.

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January 12, 2027 – 11AM EST and 7PM EST (11AM SYDNEY, AUS)

From Scholarship to Performance: Music Resources on Bloomsbury Music and Sound and Bloomsbury Video Library

Explore digital resources supporting music, sound studies, performance, and interdisciplinary research. This session showcases Bloomsbury Music and Sound alongside music collections available through Bloomsbury Video Library, spanning popular music, sound studies, music history, opera, classical music, jazz, blues, and performance. Learn how Bloomsbury's digital resources combine authoritative scholarship, interactive research tools, and exclusive performance recordings to help students and researchers engage with music from historical, cultural, theoretical, and practical perspectives.

We will make every effort to ensure the webinar recording is delivered to you promptly. Regardless of your ability to attend the live session, all registered participants will receive the recording via email.

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JANUARY 21, 2027 – 11AM EST

Exploring Bloomsbury Collections

Explore Bloomsbury Collections, Bloomsbury's ebook platform featuring more than 45,000 scholarly titles across the arts, humanities, and social sciences. This session provides a high-level overview of the platform and a preview of forthcoming 2027 content, highlighting how Bloomsbury Collections supports teaching, learning, and research across a wide range of disciplines.

We will make every effort to ensure the webinar recording is delivered to you promptly. Regardless of your ability to attend the live session, all registered participants will receive the recording via email.

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February 4, 2027 – 11AM EST

Discover the Latest on Drama Online

Drama Online continues to grow with new resources supporting teaching, learning, and research across theatre, performance studies, acting, directing, design, musical theatre, and theatre making practice. Join us for a tour of recent additions to the platform, discover featured collections, and explore tools that help students and researchers engage with leading theatre scholarship and performance resources.

We will make every effort to ensure the webinar recording is delivered to you promptly. Regardless of your ability to attend the live session, all registered participants will receive the recording via email.

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On Demand Webinars

Legacy & Learning: Elevate Your Curriculum with Bloomsbury/ABC-CLIO's American Mosaics

Discover how Bloomsbury/ABC-CLIO’s American Mosaics can transform your community college’s history and social studies collections with five specialized databases: The African American Experience, The Latino American Experience, The American Indian Experience, The Asian American Experience, and Women’s History in the United States. This webinar, tailored for community college librarians, will unveil expertly curated primary and secondary source documents, reference articles, biographical profiles, and multimedia assets—everything you need to engage students and support faculty instruction.

We’ll explore key functionality—advanced search filters, multimedia galleries, save-to-folder and exportable citation tools—that streamline research workflows and classroom integration. You’ll see how cross-database linking encourages comparative studies and uncovers connections across diverse narratives, making it easier than ever to build inclusive, engaging curricula.

You will be taken directly to the recording upon registration.

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