Encyclopaedia Universalis
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| Fact | Encyclopaedia Universalis | Store norske leksikon |
|---|---|---|
| Accessibility | The education editions offer Open-Dyslexic font and dark mode display options. | SNL says it aims to meet most WCAG 2.0 AAA requirements and all AA requirements, and to fix WCAG errors as they are found. |
| Editorial review | Articles are written by recognized authors and professors, then reviewed and validated by the editorial team. | Subject editors are selected experts who maintain assigned areas, write content, and provide academic quality control. |
| Founded | 1968 | 1978 |
| Headquarters | Boulogne-Billancourt, France | Oslo, Norway |
| Support | The maker directs education and junior product support requests to its online support site and USB product requests to a separate assistance site. | SNL directs general questions to [email protected] and says it responds as quickly as it can. |
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- Zen€79, paid once
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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.
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SNL suits readers looking for a free reference across subjects, including pupils, students, and teachers. Its API and reusable metadata may also interest people working with reference content.