Embedded Files
As of fall 2016, AUHSD students and faculty can access any of the Anaheim Public Library's online resources, including databases, ebooks, prep test tools, and more. Simply enter your ID# and your birth year (4 digits) as the password/pin when prompted.
AUHSD provides the following resources. To access, visit your school library's website.
AUHSD provides the following resources. To access, visit your school library's website.
Britannica Databases:
Britannica Databases:
- Britannica ImageQuest
EBSCO Databases:
EBSCO Databases:
- AP Source (New 2016!)
- Consumer Health Complete (New 2016!)
- Mas Ultra/Explora
- Literary Reference Center (New 2016!)
- Middle Search Plus
- Points of View
Statistica Database
Statistica Database
For more detailed information about each, review our 2018-19 Database Descriptions.
Databases on Trial
Databases on Trial
You will need a username and password to access any of the resources on trial, which can be viewed at the top of this spreadsheet. (You must be logged in with your AUHSD gmail account to view the spreadsheet.) Contact District Librarian Regina Powers to set up a trial to a database.
Infobase includes (expires 3/31/20):
Infobase includes (expires 3/31/20):
- Ferguson's Career Guidance Center - an award-winning, comprehensive resource for career exploration and planning that allows users to quickly find the valuable career information they need, whether it’s industry and professions articles, school planning resources, or skills and career advice. More info.
- Classroom Video on Demand - provides a collection of over 1,200 videos and 11,600 segments to be used by CTE teachers to help students prepare for the world of employment.
Gale Inoftrac eBook Platform (expires 3/11/20):
Gale Inoftrac eBook Platform (expires 3/11/20):
- The platform is accessible for a limited time to demonstrate how the platform works with Gale's eBooks. This list of titles has been tailored to each campus's CTE pathway(s). View your school's tab at the bottom of the spreadsheet and select which would be most suitable. (You must be logged into Google with your AUHSD credentials in order to view.)
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