Welcome to the Fall 2007 issue of the
Daily Life Online newsletter,
your source for information about the latest additions to Greenwood's Daily Life Online group of products.

Contents
     • NEW! Daily Life America

     • Changes to Daily Life through History

     • Forthcoming Fall 2007 Enhancement
        to the DLO family

     • Reminder: Free Teacher Resources

NEW! Daily Life America
Read how pre-Columbian Native Americans traveled and hunted, what immigrant farmers did during holidays, what it was like to work in a factory during the Industrial Revolution, what a house in Levittown looked like, and much more. The Web site is arranged by topic, region, and period, as spelled out in the National Standards for United States History. This in-depth organization allows students and researchers to compare and contrast what daily life was like, say, on a cotton plantation in the South, a frontier town in the West, and a whaling village on the East Coast during the antebellum period. Special features include a State-by-State Resource Guide, offering in-depth information on each of the states, as well as primary documents, maps, photos, and links to vetted Web sites.

Daily Life America is the fourth member of the Daily Life Online suite of products; it is offered as a standalone database or fully integrated into the DLO family. This new product expands DLO's coverage, making it a truly comprehensive, curriculum-related social history Web site, covering past and present, the United States, and the world.

Now Available!
For additional information, including ordering information, please click here.

Changes to Daily Life through History
To offer librarians greater flexibility, and based on customer feedback, we now offer two ordering options for Daily Life through History. Option 1 is our original, superlative, and multi-award winning Daily Life through History Basic. Option 2 is Daily Life through History Premium: Featuring Daily Life through History plus the award-winning World Cultures Today together in one integrated interface.

Daily Life through History Basic is the only source you'll need to find the extraordinary in the ordinary throughout history. Subscribe to Daily Life through History Basic or upgrade to the Premium edition.

Combining the original Daily Life through History and World Cultures Today databases, DLtH Premium offers a fantastic array of information on people and places past and present. Based on the landmark Greenwood Encyclopedia of Daily Life and our Daily Life through History, Cultures and Customs, and History of Modern Nations book series, DLtH Premium is supported by an active publishing program that ensures an ever-expanding and updated base of original, scholarly content.

Basic or Premium can also be combined with either or both of our complementary social history databases: World Folklore and Folklife and Daily Life America.

For more information, including content features, please click here.

Forthcoming Fall 2007 - Enhancement to the DLO family
Our Fall 2007 enhancement will be released in November. New titles have been added to all areas of the Daily Life Online suite of products. Twenty-four brand new titles have been added, as well as 36 newly indexed and fully searchable The Greenwood Histories of the Modern Nations book series titles.

Depending on which of the Daily Life Online products you subscribe to, your new content will vary as reflected below:
DLtH Basic - 10 new titles
DLtH Premium - 20 new titles & 36 newly indexed The Greenwood Histories of the Modern Nations book series titles
World Folklore and Folklife - 4 new titles.

Reminder: Free Teacher Resources
Packed full of curriculum-based lesson plans on History, Civics, Geography, and Economics, the Teacher Resources site is available at http://dailylife.greenwood.com/teacher/. Simply click on the link to access the site – no user name or IP authentication is required. Designed to help schools learn how to make the most of Daily Life Online, the site is easily searchable by keyword or subject strand, or users can browse the complete list of lesson plans. Each lesson plan is supported by graphic organizers and assessment rubrics.