Resources

Connect with employers and others in your field, find jobs and internships, and access articles about how to apply for jobs and building your resume. Create a free account using your email.

Find jobs in Wisconsin based on your location and desired line of work. Free, individualized career guidance, resume help, and access to unemployment services are also available. 

Free resources for job seekers to help find employment and training, as well as applying for unemployment benefits. Resources for veterans and service members are also available. 

This website for kindergarten through college students provides practice problems and instructional videos for subjects such as math and science, as well as the SAT, MCAT, and AP courses. Sign up for free with your email. 

This resource for elementary students is easy to use and is perfect for students who are new to finding information and doing research for school. Filter by reading level and find articles about animals, history, science, and more. Access for free with your library card. 

Designed for elementary school students, this database is perfect for school projects. Find information about subjects such as art, history, literature, and science. Access for free with your library card. 

Find book recommendations for elementary and middle school readers based on their favorite book, reading level, and more. Access for free with your library card. 

Find information about subjects such as literature, history, and science. It is easy to use and perfect for middle school students who are new to research-based assignments.  Access for free with your library card.

Find magazines and primary sources for middle school students, including well-known sources such as National Geographic and TIME Magazine. Access for free with your library card. 

Find academic journals about subjects such as business, communications, biology, and agriculture for school or work. Access for free with your library card. 

Find scholarly articles and other types of research for honors and Advanced Placement (AP) classes. Subjects include psychology, biology, statistics, and political science.  Access for free with your library card. 

Find articles, videos, and biographical information for high school research projects and assignments. Access for free with your library card. 

Find articles from popular newspapers such as The New York Times and USA Today, as well as newspapers from around the world.  Access for free with your library card. 

Need help finding your next book? Get recommendations based on your favorite books, genres, and authors. Or check out one of their curated book lists. Access for free with your library card.