Resource Links

If you need the usernames and passwords for our databases, stop by the library and pick up a printed copy.If you are logged into your student Google account, you can click here)

Digital Encyclopedias

Encyclopedias are great for getting a basic introduction to a topic. Use them to learn the basics before moving on to a more in-depth source. You will need a password to access these resources.

Encyclopedia Britannica

Excellent for geography, history, and culture, this encyclopedia is a good place for baseline research. Use encyclopedias to expand your knowledge of the topical keywords you will search during more in-depth research.

World Book Encyclopedia

Excellent for geography, history, and culture, this encyclopedia is a good place for baseline research. Use encyclopedias to expand your knowledge of the topical keywords you will search during more in-depth research.

Databases

Using these databases you can find more specific, targeted information about your research topic. Databases are searchable collections of many credible sources including newspapers, magazines, encyclopedias, academic journals and more, and are often

Culturegrams

An excellent resource for in-depth information on the geography, historical and culture of countries and regions.

Discovery ed

Articles and videos about a wide range of topics including social studies and science.

In depth research studies and articles from professional and academic journals on a range of topics.

GVRL

A database of eBooks on specialized social studies and science topics including ancient Egypt, plant growth, bacteria/viruses, and infectious diseases.

Science in Context

Reference articles, news, and academic content from encyclopedias, newspapers, magazines, and academic journals with a focus on science.


Gale SRIC

General content reference articles, news, and academic content from encyclopedias, newspapers, magazines, and academic journals.

Evaluating Internet Sources

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