Databases
A database is a subscription-based website (paid for by a school or library) that gathers quality and accurate information from magazines, journals, research, and other reputable sources. Using a database is an easy way to gather information for research for class papers or general interest. We have several options for your use!
A database is a subscription-based website (paid for by a school or library) that gathers quality and accurate information from magazines, journals, research, and other reputable sources. Using a database is an easy way to gather information for research for class papers or general interest. We have several options for your use!
FactCite
FactCite
(username and password always required; get them from library staff or password link above)
FactCite: Use FactCite to find information on almost any topic. It is a smaller site but is a great place to explore topics or start your research.
FactCite: Use FactCite to find information on almost any topic. It is a smaller site but is a great place to explore topics or start your research.
Gale
Gale
(username and password always required; get them from library staff or password link)
Cameron's Collection: You are not alone. Cameron’s Collection is completely private and covers many mental health and wellness, social, and emotional issues -- everything from stressing over school to dealing with tough relationships .
Cameron's Collection: You are not alone. Cameron’s Collection is completely private and covers many mental health and wellness, social, and emotional issues -- everything from stressing over school to dealing with tough relationships .
Gale eBooks: Use this to access our virtual reference library. There are numerous encyclopedias to support your research.
Gale eBooks: Use this to access our virtual reference library. There are numerous encyclopedias to support your research.
PowerSearch: Use this to search and find results from High School, Gale eBooks, and Opposing Viewpoints at the same time.
PowerSearch: Use this to search and find results from High School, Gale eBooks, and Opposing Viewpoints at the same time.
Britannica: English or Spanish options
Britannica: English or Spanish options
(username and password when off campus; get them from library staff or password link)
Britannica: Use Britannica for information on almost any topic. Readability is easily adjustable for preschool-college level research.
Britannica: Use Britannica for information on almost any topic. Readability is easily adjustable for preschool-college level research.
National Geographic
National Geographic
(username and password when off campus; get them from library staff or password link)
ProQuest: many options
ProQuest: many options
(username and password always required; get from library staff or password link)
ProQuest: This link will take you to ProQuest's Central search page where you can enter your topic and it will give your results from seven ProQuest databases.
ProQuest: This link will take you to ProQuest's Central search page where you can enter your topic and it will give your results from seven ProQuest databases.
CultureGrams: Use this to get information on U.S. states, other countries. Information includes life, history, maps, and images.
CultureGrams: Use this to get information on U.S. states, other countries. Information includes life, history, maps, and images.
