WHS Databases & eBooks
Use the eBooks link to access online versions of books found in our library.
Use the subscription databases below free of charge! (courtesy of your WHS library) No
matter what the research project, you'll find
accurate, reliable and diverse sources here. Ask
your librarian if you
need passwords or visit Saddlerock.
Proquest
The ProQuest
online information service provides access to thousands
of current periodicals and newspapers, many updated
daily and containing full-text articles from 1986.
eLibrary
The eLibrary
contains current magazines, newspapers, encyclopedia
articles, pictures, maps, tv and radio transcripts.
Culture
Grams
Maps,
statistics, photos and much more of 187 countries
and territories around the world, and the 50 states
of the USA.
Opposing
Viewpoints Resource Center
A virtual
library of resources from Thomson Gale designed
to aid students in the study of today's hottest
social issues. If it's a controversial issue
you're looking for, start here! For more
information, check out the
FAQs, download a brief
fact sheet, check out sample
searches, or download helpful search
tips.
World Conflicts Today
Use the interactive map to locate conflicts around the globe and find detailed information about each one.
Gale World History Resource Center
Use this tremendous resource to find information about your CBA topic or next history report. Find reference information, biographies, primary sources, multimedia and more about your topic.
LitFinder for Schools
An extensive
collection of poems, stories, essays, plays, and
speeches.
NoveList Plus
NoveList
Plus allows students to search their fiction and nonfiction databases for book titles either by author, title, or plot description. NoveList Plus provides book reviews, allows users to search for similar titles, and provides lists of award winning books for students to access.
Learn 360
Staff and students can stream
educational videos to use in your classrooms.
Perfect for adding a video clip to your next PowerPoint presentation. If you can't remember your password, check with
your librarian.
GreenFILE
A research database which focuses on the relationship between human beings and the environment, with topics ranging from global warming to recycling to alternate fuel sources and beyond. GreenFILE offers a unique perspective on the positive and negative ways humans affect the ecology. The total number of records is approximately 295,000, and full text is provided for more than 4,600 records from open access titles. Be sure to specify "Full Text" in the Limiters.
Find more databases in the "Research & Homework" section on the North Central Regional Library website. Remember to have your library card number handy to log in!
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