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Vendor Spotlight: librarian support and resources from Sage

Nov 2, 2026 | Special Offer

We know it can be a challenge to stay on top of all the features and functions across a wide array of electronic resources. Sage provides numerous resources to help libraries manage, promote, and make the most of their collections, benefiting your learners and researchers.  

Sage product spotlights include: 

For more information or a product quote, contact services@mcls.org or 517-939-1382. 

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Announcing partnerships with MLA Handbook and Mometrix 

MCLS is pleased to offer our members discounted pricing on MLA Handbook and Mometrix subscriptions.  

MLA Handbook Plus supports new and seasoned researchers and writers, students, and instructors as an institutional resource for foundational skills and professional development. A comprehensive repository, the site includes the full text of the MLA Handbook as well as companion guides, video courses, and other resources from the MLA including Manual MLA, a Spanish language translation of the MLA Handbook; and the MLA Guide to Digital Literacy, updated to include AI guidance. MLA provides MCLS member libraries with a 12% discount. 

New content planned for MLA Handbook Plus in 2027: 

  • new citation examples for a variety of source types 
  • interactive practice template for creating works-cited-list entries from the MLA core elements 
  • new annotated sample papers 

Learn more about MLA Handbook Plus by viewing this video demo. 


Mometrix Test Preparation develops study resources that help learners prepare for a broad range of academic, admissions, career, licensure, certification, and civil service exams. In addition to serving individual learners, Mometrix partners with libraries, colleges and universities, workforce programs, and other organizations that want to provide broad test preparation support through an easy-to-use digital platform. Our institutional focus is on delivering practical, high-value content that is simple to implement, administer, and promote. 

Nov 2, 2026

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Webinar: learn about JSTOR’s Evidence-Based Acquisitions (EBA) model

Evidence-Based Acquisition (EBA) is a Books at JSTOR model that gives libraries unlimited access to 96,000+ high-quality backlist eBooks from 115+ scholarly publishers for a single up-front fee. After one year of unlimited DRM-free access, libraries review usage data to select the titles they want to own, ensuring every acquisition with perpetual access on JSTOR reflects real reader engagement. 

EBA is a flexible, cost-effective way to expand access, simplify workflows, and make informed collection development decisions. JSTOR will provide access to all titles with no usage restrictions over a set period, and at the end of the period you will use a portion of the up-front fee to select titles for acquisition, with the usage data as a guide. Once a title is acquired, the library has perpetual access to it on JSTOR with no ongoing fees. 

  • All EBA titles will be available for the duration of the access period, regardless of the amount of usage across all titles.  
  • All titles in EBA are backlist, published in 2023 or earlier; in January 2027, titles with a copyright year of 2024 will be added to the corpus.  
  • There is no additional charge for any titles added during the access period.  
  • Institutions can download regular usage reports from the JSTOR Admin site throughout the access period, and a final usage report that includes pricing will be delivered by the third week of May for use in selecting titles for acquisition for FY cycles. 

To learn more, join us for a webinar on Oct. 15, 2026 at 1 p.m. Eastern (12 p.m. Central).  

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If you have any questions, contact services@mcls.org or 517-939-1382. 

Oct 1, 2026

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Back to School with PolicyMap webinar recording

PolicyMap has rolled out new data and platform features this year, including additional data sources, updates to Multi-Layer Maps, revamped dashboards, a searchable data catalog, and new AI capabilities. If you missed the Back to School with PolicyMap webinar, the recording and full rundown can be viewed here. 

A PolicyMap subscription puts millions of data points at your fingertips, so you can map, analyze, and export data with no technical background required. Explore classroom applications across a range of disciplines — including public health, social sciences, marketing, economics, social work, and urban planning — so you can bring PolicyMap into your research and curriculum. 

For a quote or more information, contact services@mcls.org or call 517-939-1382. 

Oct 1, 2026

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