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What is ONE Access?
What is ONE Access?
ONE Access is a collaboration between Charlotte Mecklenburg Library and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
ONE Access is a collaboration between Charlotte Mecklenburg Library and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
CMS students can now use their Student ID number to access and check out CML resources. The CMS Student ID number is a students library account number. The PIN is the student's mm/dd birthdate.(Example of PIN: A student born on July 4 has a PIN of 0704. A birthday of October 30 is now 1030.)
CMS students can now use their Student ID number to access and check out CML resources. The CMS Student ID number is a students library account number. The PIN is the student's mm/dd birthdate.(Example of PIN: A student born on July 4 has a PIN of 0704. A birthday of October 30 is now 1030.)
What can students borrow?
ONE Access allows students to borrow e-resources and access library databases just like any other CML library card.
Students can also borrow up to 10 print or audio books (no DVDs or music CDs).
There are no overdue fines for ONE Access accounts, but users are responsible for fees on lost books.
What resources are available?
Over 50 online databases via NC Live for students to use for homework and projects
Word Book Encyclopedia-Timelines, eBooks, Info Finder, Reference Center, Spanish Encyclopedia.
NCpedia-Online Encyclopedia about North Carolina
Gale Virtual Reference-Biographies & History
ProQuest Newsstand- Access to the full text of over 1300 newspapers, news websites and blogs from leading publishers throughout the world. New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, USA Today, Los Angeles Times, Boston Globe, The Guardian and many other national and regional titles.
InfoTrac Newsstand- provides access to full-text newspapers and allows users to search articles instantly by title, headline, date, newspaper section, or other fields.
Charlotte Observer-Provides local, regional, national, and international news coverage.
PBS Programming is also available!
Some of the best and most popular PBS educational and documentary programming in a streaming video format that can be viewed on your computer. Enjoy and learn from nearly 250 PBS programs including the Emmy award winning series American Experience and Frontline, as well as groundbreaking programs such as Ken Burns’ The Civil War, Baseball, and Jazz.
Specific topic headings, including American History.
Access via NC Live Homegrown link
Uses BiblioBoards curation software to create collections. From “Categories” row to scroll to “History” section.
Information on variety of World and American History topics with primary documents an
Go to the One Access site via LAUNCHPAD or click on the graphic below.
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