eLibrary Curriculum: A general collection
containing articles from newspapers, magazines, academic journals, encyclopedias,
and books; also includes transcripts, maps, pictures, websites, and multimedia files.
JSTOR: The archives of 1,000+
academic journals across the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. Issues
published within the last 3-5 years are not included.
Oxford Art
Online: The online
version of the multi-volume dictionary with related links to paintings,
sculptures, artist biographies, and museum sites.
Oxford Music
Online: A source
of music information that includes Grove
Opera and Sibelius-enabled musical examples. Biographies, sound archives,
and links to related articles.
eLibrary Curriculum Edition: A large general collection
containing articles from periodicals, newspapers, encyclopedias, and books;
also includes transcripts, maps, pictures, websites, and multimedia files.
Gale Opposing
Viewpoints in Context: Presents different sides of current social issues. Includes content from
encyclopedias, books, magazines, academic journals, newspapers, primary source
documents, and government publications; also includes audio, images, podcasts,
videos, and links to hand-selected websites.
ProQuest Research Library Prep: Contains
over 2,000 periodicals covering a broad range of materials from curriculum-related
subjects. Includes current issues of Washington Post, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Christian Science Monitor.
SIRS
Knowledge Source: Newspapers, journals, magazines, encyclopedias, books, government
publications, and multimedia selected to correspond with heavily researched
topics in grades 7-12.
Aluka: An international
collaborative initiative building a digital library of scholarly resources from
and about Africa.
CultureGrams: Concise cultural and
statistical snapshots of every country recognized by the United Nations. Each
country’s customs, traditions, and daily life are documented by local experts.
Lands and
Peoples: An
encyclopedia of countries, cultures and current events. Includes maps,
photographs, cultural comparisons, and electronic atlas.
Maps 101: A leading map and
geography resource featuring reference atlases, interactive mapping, satellite
imagery, and current events articles.
Access World
News: The
electronic editions of local, regional, and national U.S. newspapers as well as
full-text content of key international sources.
America’s
Historical Newspapers: News articles from 1690-2000 covering a range of topics. Search by
keyword or use directory to locate significant eras in American history.
Annals of
American History: Provides a year-by-year documentary of American thought and action. Consists
of primary source documents authored by 1500+ individualswho made or analyzed American history
through speeches, writings, memoirs, poems, and interviews.
Black
Studies Center: A
digital core collection of primary and secondary sources about the
African-American experience from ancient Africa through modern times.
Daily Life
Through History: A cross-disciplinary
resource that supports history, social studies, English, and language students;
covers past and present, contemporary life, and culture.
eLibrary Curriculum Edition: A large general collection
containing articles from periodicals, newspapers, encyclopedias, and books;
also includes transcripts, maps, pictures, websites, and multimedia files.
Gale U.S.
History in Context: Provides access to historical documents, articles, and full-text
journals covering themes, events, individuals, and periods in U.S. history from
pre-Colonial times to the present.
Gale World
History in Context: A collection of encyclopedia entries, full-text articles, primary
sources, images, maps, and charts that provide geographic and chronologic
research materials for the study of world history.
History
Study Center: Content
include reference books, essays, journal articles, historical newspaper and
magazine articles, maps, rare books, government documents, transcripts of
historical speeches, images and video clips. Study units offer editorially
selected material on over 500 historical topics.
JSTOR: The archives of 1,000+
academic journals across the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. Issues
published within the last 3-5 years are not included.
Pop Culture
Universe: A
collection of resource on the people, ideas, and cultural touchstones of
American life. Includes a range of resource types.
ProQuest Research Library Prep: Contains
over 2,000 periodicals covering a broad range of materials from curriculum-related
subjects. Includes current and historical issues of Washington Post, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Christian Science Monitor.
SIRS Decades:
Explore American history by browsing through the decades.
SIRS
Knowledge Source: Newspapers, journals, magazines, encyclopedias, books, government
publications, and a range of multimedia sources selected to correspond with
heavily researched topics in grades 7-12.
World History: The Modern Era: Explore modern world history by browsing through pre-defined eras, or use the search box to hone in on a topic.
Literature
Resource Center: Current and comprehensive literature criticism, biographical
information, reviews, and encyclopedia entries.
Columbia
Granger's World of Poetry: Contains 250,000+ poems and 450,000+
citations.
eLibrary Curriculum Edition: A large general collection
containing articles from periodicals, newspapers, encyclopedias, and books;
also includes transcripts, maps, pictures, websites, and multimedia files.
JSTOR: The archives of 1,000+
academic journals across the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. Issues
published within the last 3-5 years are not included.
Oxford
English Dictionary: The complete etymological dictionary.
ProQuest
Learning Literature: Contains 180,000+ full-text works of poetry, prose, and drama from
around the world. Includes secondary sources such as author biographies, literary
criticisms, essays, reviews and interviews drawn from 100+ full-text literary
magazines and journals.
World
Folklore and Folklife: A multimedia database that traces the origins and development of all
aspects of traditional cultures around the world, past and present.
Scientific American: For temporary password (though to 2012 Dec. 27), send email to Mrs. Semple. Access to every issue dating back to 1845.
eLibrary
Science: More
than 440 sources including magazines, journals, newspapers, TV and radio
transcripts, encyclopedia articles, websites, images, and streaming audio/video.
Content is appropriate for student researchers as well as educators.
Gale Science
in Context: Delivers
integrated content through encyclopedia entries, periodical articles, images,
videos and biographies.
JSTOR: The archives of 1,000+
academic journals across the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. Issues
published within the last 3-5 years are not included.
Popular
Science Online: Hundreds
of hand-selected articles that have been categorized in twelve scientific
disciplines. Supplemental material includes Newsbytes
and Stargaze.