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Academic subject coverage in social sciences, humanities, general science, and education.
Over 6,000 books. Topics include college & career development, health & medicine and business & economics.
Learn about animals, plants, music science, sports, and more
Articles for elementary school students offering a variety of browsing categories organized by popular topics.
Articles for middle school students offering a variety of browsing categories organized by popular topics.
Articles for high school students offering a variety of browsing categories organized by popular topics.
Articles offering a variety of browsing categories organized by popular topics.
Indexes over 25,000 records, covering an array of topics. Updated annually.
Enjoy unlimited access to top reference eBooks.
An engaging student experience merges magazines, news, multimedia and more.
Nearly 2,000 periodicals covering general reference, business, health, education, science, multicultural issues and much more.
More than 150 magazines, thousands of biographies primary source documents, reference books, photos, maps and flags.
A search platform unlike any other.
More than 80 magazines, several reference books, and thousands of relevant photos, maps and flags.
Customized articles and practice quizzes support ELL success and promote reading comprehension.
Provides searchable full text—as well as abstracting and indexing—for a broad selection of the most popular periodicals.
INSPIRE is a service of the Indiana State Library. INSPIRE is supported by the Indiana General Assembly through Build Indiana Funds, The Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act and in partnership with the Academic Libraries of Indiana.
Public, school, and academic libraries from all over Marion County have come together with the support of the Library Fund of The Indianapolis Foundation to offer our county residents free access to a wide variety of high quality reference sources.
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