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MPHPL Cardholders Now Have Unlimited Access to Brainfuse

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MPHPL Cardholders Now Have Unlimited Access to Brainfuse

The Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library is partnering with Brainfuse, an online platform that is free for all MPHPL library cardholders starting Monday, May 2!

Library card holders can access three separate online categories through the Brainfuse platform, which are HelpNow™, JobNow™ and VetNow™. All three Brainfuse categories offer an online help component where cardholders can meet with an expert seven days a week from 2-11 p.m. for free as many times as they need assistance.

Brainfuse is one of the nation’s leading online tutoring providers, serving a diversified client base of hundreds of libraries, school districts, workforce centers, and colleges/universities for over 18 years. With Brainfuse, users receive real-time tutoring from instructors via our proprietary online classroom.

“MPHPL is so happy to be able to offer Brainfuse to our community. All three components will offer support and help for a plethora of synopses. I believe that students will really benefit from the HelpNow component. I wish this service was around when I was a student. I believe that adults will find the JobNow resume and cover letter assistance extremely helpful. The VetNow component will help provide our veterans and their families with assistance in navigating VA bureaucracy,” said Anne Britton, Youth Services Coordinator.

All three Brainfuse components are available on a computer by visiting MPHPL Brainfuse special weblinks. Brainfuse HelpNow, JobNow and VetNow can be accessed by tablet and smartphone by using the Brainfuse app.

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