Google is great and we couldn't live without it but there are times when it may be more appropriate to search for information in one of our databases.
<-----------My Prezi presentation illustrates this point. |
OUR LIBRARY DATABASES
Please note: You must enter a login and password to use these databases from home. Ask your teacher or library staff for this information.
Please note: You must enter a login and password to use these databases from home. Ask your teacher or library staff for this information.
ABC-CLIO American History
Includes history documents, biographies, historical images, audio clips and maps.
| AP Photo Archive
Includes the Associated Press's database of over 700,000 photographs, 1850 to present.
(Only available in school) |
Brain POP
Animations that make it easier to learn and understand concepts and ideas in several curriculum areas.
| Ebsco
Includes EBSCOhost Web (magazine and newspaper articles, encyclopedia), Searchasaurus, and Novelist K-8 (database of fiction books for students K-8)
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GALE Student Resource Center
Includes several databases for research in all subject areas.
| NoodleTools
Record, organize and synthesize information using online notecards. Format your bibliography in MLA, APA, or Chicago/Turabian style.
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SIRS Decades
Includes thousands of primary and secondary history sources organized by decade.
| SIRS Discoverer
Includes selected magazine and newspaper articles.
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World Book Encyclopedia
Includes all the articles from World Books's 22 volume print set, as well as over 18,000 additional on-line only articles.
| World Book Living Green Ebook
Explores environmental issues and efforts to reduce human impact on the environment.
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