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Partnership with the public library which allows CMS students to borrow 10 print or audio books
Offers hundreds of online databases of materials including the New York Times and Wall Street Journal (Video and music databases too!)
There are no overdue fines, but users are responsible for lost book fees
Click Account and follow the directions for your user name and password on the screen
How to Login into OneAccess
Student User Name: ID Number
Student Password: month and date of your birthday (MMDD)
Staff User Name: cmsNCEDCloud#
Staff Password: Last4digits of NCEDCloud#
One Access
One Access
How to Navigate One Access
How to Navigate One Access
Hoopla from CMLibrary
Hoopla from CMLibrary
What is Tutor.com?
What is Tutor.com?
It's a free service from the Princeton Review offered through OneAccess
Allows students to access up to 10 hours of free tutoring each week
Tutoring is in all subject areas
Is available in both English and Spanish
Students can submit a draft to be proofread and to receive feedback
Offers practice quizzes in a wide range of subjects
Free SAT/ACT prep
Free AP exam prep
Login using your OneAccess account information (see above)
What is Sora?
What is Sora?
Sora is an eBook catalog that can be accessed through CMS Launchpad OR through https://soraapp.com/library/cms
Sora offers books from CMS libraries
Users can open and read books on any device (apps are available in Google Play and Apple Apps Store).
Sora- Ebook catalog
Sora- Ebook catalog
how to login to sora
how to login to sora
Google Scholar is a search engine which searches for physical and digital copies of scholarly articles and information. Google Scholar returns results as articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities and other web sites. “Google Scholar helps you find relevant work across the world of scholarly research.” It has built in citation.
Google Explore
Open a new Google Doc
Go to Tools and select Explore
Now you have access to Google from within your Google Doc without having to open a new tab
Enter your search terms and/or key words in the Search bar
Hover over the website results list where you can preview, add the website link directly to your Google Drive, or cite the website in MLA7 format
Google Explore is designed to "filter out" some non-academic results you may see in regular Google
Book or Print Resources
Search our catalog of over 10,000 books and ebooks
On desktop computers choose the Windows icon in the lower left corner. Then choose "All Programs" and then Follett Destiny.
Or go through your NC Ed Cloud. Follett Destiny is available there.
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