LIBRARY users throughout Cape Town now have free and unlimited access to the best Encyclopaedia Britannica educational resources, thanks to a newly launched nation-building partnership.
As part of this potentially illiteracy and alliteracy-busting partnership, the City of Cape Town Library and Information Services Department has entered into a long-term licensing agreement with Encyclopaedia Britannica to provide its free digital content to the 101 community libraries, namely:
- Primary Britannica, for users aged between five and 11;
- Britannica Student, for 12 to 18, and;
- Britannica Online, for adults.
Sowetan has learnt that library users who are registered to use the city's public access network, known as SmartCape, will have immediate access to these resources.
Free library access
LIBRARY users throughout Cape Town now have free and unlimited access to the best Encyclopaedia Britannica educational resources, thanks to a newly launched nation-building partnership.
As part of this potentially illiteracy and alliteracy-busting partnership, the City of Cape Town Library and Information Services Department has entered into a long-term licensing agreement with Encyclopaedia Britannica to provide its free digital content to the 101 community libraries, namely:
- Primary Britannica, for users aged between five and 11;
- Britannica Student, for 12 to 18, and;
- Britannica Online, for adults.
Sowetan has learnt that library users who are registered to use the city's public access network, known as SmartCape, will have immediate access to these resources.
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