Britannica Library
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| Fact | Britannica Library | Encyclopaedia Universalis |
|---|---|---|
| Accessibility | Articles can be translated into 100+ languages, read aloud with text-to-speech, and displayed in OpenDyslexic font. | The education editions offer Open-Dyslexic font and dark mode display options. |
| Founded | 1768 | 1968 |
| Headquarters | Chicago, Illinois, United States | Boulogne-Billancourt, France |
| Purpose | Britannica Library provides continuously updated resources for research, projects, and exploration for learners of all ages. | Encyclopædia Universalis presents its online resources as an encyclopedia for teaching and documentary research, serving individuals and professional organizations. |
| Research tools | The Navigator toolbar lets users adjust reading levels, change font size, cite sources, and jump between article sections. | Universalis Éducation includes intermediate and advanced access levels, mind maps, a dictionary, a personal space, and country data. |
| Support | Technical support is available Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST, at 800-621-3900 ext. 7160 or [email protected]. | The maker directs education and junior product support requests to its online support site and USB product requests to a separate assistance site. |
Britannica Library suits public libraries serving readers of different ages, as well as homeschoolers and lifelong learners seeking research and learning materials.
It suits individual readers seeking an ad-free reference collection, as well as schools, libraries, local authorities, and companies. The separate Junior and Éducation editions are aimed at primary, secondary, and higher education users.