Library Services and Resources
Library Services and Resources
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Library Media Technician Support for Students
Library Media Technician Support for Students
LMTs can provide student assistance with any of the following:
Aeries Student Portal access/ account setup
Canvas access
Lending of Chromebook devices and directing Chromebook repairs
Google account access
Research and database access
Please contact your school site Library Team if you need student technology support.
Aragon Library/Media Specialist: 650-558-2927
Anna Lapid (alapid@smuhsd.org)
Michaela Pisaro (mpisaro@smuhsd.org)
Burlingame Library/Media Specialist: 650-558-2827
Rebecca Valasco (rvalasco@smuhsd.org)
Capuchino Library/Media Specialist: 650-558-2727
Anna Lapid (alapid@smuhsd.org)
Michaela Pisaro (mpisaro@smuhsd.org)
Hillsdale Library/Media Specialist: 650-558-2627
Preet Dutta (hdutta@smuhsd.org)
Mills Library/Media Specialist: 650-558-2527
Cybil Schroder (cschroder@smuhsd.org)
Peninsula Parent Support: 650-558-2402
Nora Barrientos (nbarrientos@smuhsd.org)
San Mateo Library/Media Specialist: 650-558-2399
Jasmine Causor (jcausor@smuhsd.org)
Parveen Rahman (prahman@smuhsd.org)
Research Databases:
Research Databases:
To access the databases, students and teachers must use their library card number or if you do not have a library card, students can come to the library to receive the passwords.
Teachers can get a library card by using the peninsula library card services and follow the steps to obtain a library card.
San Mateo Public Library
Serves AHS, HHS, and SMHS StudentsBurlingame Public Library
Serves BHS studentsSan Bruno Public Library
Serves CHS studentsMillbrae Public Library
Serves MHS Students
San Mateo Public Library Databases
Please refer to the legend below to see which database you can access.
Note: For the SMUHSD Students who do not reside in San Mateo, you would not be able to access the databases with the green rectangle.
Students who reside in Foster City, San Bruno, Millbrae, and South San Francisco would use the databases using the purple "PLS" box.
COMPASS Digital Resources
COMPASS Digital Resources
COMPASS: The California Online Media Program for Access and Student Success:
These resources are available for public schools and libraries. While some resources have direct links below, ProQuest resources may need to be set up for authentication within educational or library online systems.
Need help from Britannica? See the Britannica support page. (800) 621-3900 x 7160 | edsupport@eb.com
Gale In Context: Environmental Studies
Gale Presents: National Geographic Kids
Need help from Gale? See the Gale support page. (800) 877-4253 ext. 72971 |gale.technicalsupport@cengage.com
Need help from TeachingBooks.net? See the TeachingBooks.net support page. (866) 269-5794 | accounts@TeachingBooks.net
ProQuest PBS and Central Student collections are available only to local education agencies. ProQuest does not use all-California IP authentication, so districts and libraries should set up authentication. School districts may want to work with ProQuest customer service to set up the Homework Central interface to connect users to all available ProQuest resources from one access point.
Need help from ProQuest? See the ProQuest support page, the ProQuest library guide with training and information, the ProQuest audio video resources support page, or submit a ticket to ProQuest. (800) 521-0600 ext. 72971 | customerservice@proquest.com
Digital Resources:
Digital Resources:
Access to Student Research Databases
Encyclopaedia Britannica (PreK-12)
Proquest
Libby provides free access to ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines from your local library
Access via web browser: Go to libbyapp.com in your Chrome browser.
Sign in with your library card
Need a place to put all of your research together? Compile your research and notes .before your start writing
The New York Times and Wall Street Journal
SMUHSD Teachers and students have free access to The New York Times.
Visit nytimes.com/passes to activate your New York Times digital pass.
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