Online Databases

Home Access

There are many online databases that you have easy home access to with your library card barcode. Enter your card number and select the database you wish to use. To select a database, read descriptions of databases available

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Database Selections

  • Bigchalk eLibrary – Magazines, Reference Books, Newspapers, TV & Radio, Transcripts, Pictures & Maps formerly Electric Library
  • Grolier(Library Use) – Encyclopedias Online, New Book of Knowledge, Grolier's Multimedia Encyclopedia, Grolier Atlas and Dictionary, Nueva enciclopedia Cumbre en linea
  • Grolier(Home Use) – Encyclopedias Online, New Book of Knowledge, Grolier's Multimedia Encyclopedia, Grolier Atlas and Dictionary, Nueva enciclopedia Cumbre en linea
  • Massachusetts Newspapers – BOSTON GLOBE, the BOSTON HERALD, and many other newspapers
  • EBSCOHost Magazine Index General Periodical Index with full text of articles. Magazine indexes and articles on specialized topics such as health and business, animals, and prescription & over-the-counter drugs
  • Gale Databases – Select a General Periodical Index with full text of articles or magazine indexes and articles on specialized topics such as biography, health, business, history and science.
  • ABC CLIO – ABC CLIO Social Studies with emphasis on American History

Biography:

Health and Wellness Resource Center:

Business Information:

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Other Reference Databases:

  • ˇInforme! (Revistas en Español)TM – Informe is the first reference database to provide indexing, full text, and images of the most popular Hispanic magazines. It also includes full text pamphlets on a variety of topics, such as health care.
  • Expanded Academic ASAP – Use this database to find information on: Astronomy, Religion, Law, History, Psychology, Humanities, Current Events, Sociology, Communications and the General Sciences.
  • Massachusetts Special Collections Directory – is a Web-based database of over 600 institutions, including academic, public, and special libraries, town halls, museums, and historical societies.
  • Professional Collection – Articles for the educator.