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During Native American History Month and throughout the year, explore resources and publications on American Indian culture and heritage available through BadgerLink.

TeachingBooks is an...

BadgerLink's Super Search feature is currently down.  We are working with the vendor to resolve this issue as soon as possible. 

All BadgerLink's individual resources are available to search. If you would like to search across multiple...

Hot off the press, the following designs are now available to all Wisconsin libraries and organizations, shipped free of charge.

The November 2021 BadgerLink Advisory Group meeting was held virtually, with the majority of members in attendance. The meeting’s theme of transitions was woven throughout the reflections and discussions of the group. Members shared their current...

The BadgerLink team seeks applicants to participate in the BadgerLink Advisory Group. This group seeks to improve the ability of all Wisconsin residents to access and effectively use high-quality, licensed resources provided by...

As of October 15, 2021, LearningExpress Library School Center is now divided into two, more targeted learning centers: Grades 4-8 Educator Resources and High School Students. Direct Resource URLs and BadgerLink website URLs for these two new...

Use BadgerLink resources to help implement National History Day in your classroom! This new info sheet contains a list of BadgerLink resources to help students research their topics, as well as find primary sources. Check it out!

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Have you had a chance to check out the new For Library Staff page on the BadgerLink website yet? This page was created so library staff can access all things BadgerLink, all in one place. We’ve created a handy guide that describes each of the...

Looking for scary reads like The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson and Stephen King's It this time of year? Use NoveList to look up your favorite mystery or horror title and check out the Read-alikes.

As of October 15, 2021, LearningExpress Library School Center is now divided into two, more targeted learning centers: Grades 4-8 Educator Resources and High School Students.