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Using The Internet
The Internet may prove valuable for some research topics, while
for others it may be of little use. Types of information you
might find about your topic include scholarly and not so
scholarly reports, information pages, statistical information
and legislative information. Check out the links in the
following categories:
Library Catalogs
Library
Databases
Please note: you may need to see your school librarian to obtain
the username and password for some of these sites.
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PROQUEST NOVEL (need username and password)
Periodicals covering a broad range of material: business,
education, general reference, health, language arts,
sciences, social sciences, and many other
curriculum-specific subject areas.
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EBSCO
Primary Search (need username and password)
Primary search includes Funk & Wagnalls New Encyclopedia, the
Encyclopedia of Animals and the American Heritage Children's
Dictionary.
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Lexis-Nexis Scholastic (need username and password)
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Teachingbooks -
(see librarian for home password)
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GoGrolier.com
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Logging in
from home?
Go Grolier.com password
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First time from home Grolier
users will need to click here to get a password.
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Gale Databases from the NYS Library
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Gale History Resource Center -
(searchable database
on the history of the US with full -text articles)
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Newsbank - (searchable database of New York and U.S. newspapers
with full-text articles)
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The CQ Researcher -(may need username and password)
Provides in-depth, non-biased coverage of today's most
important issues. Each report is on a single topic with more
than 12,000 words of text and extensive bibliographies. Each
weekly issue provides up-to-date information on
controversial subjects written by CQ's staff of experienced
reporters.
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Library Printing Service
Ever gone to print a major writing assignment at home and
realized you're out of paper or ink? Schalmont High School
Library is now offering a student printing service to help solve
just such a problem. A student who needs to print a document for
class can e-mail it to studentprinting@sabrenet.net.
The student must then go to the HS Library and ask the
librarian, Mrs. Gold, to print out the document.
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Sites of
interest For Government 12
Sites of interest for 9-12 English
General Interest Sites
Web sites for Teachers on Media
Literacy and Lesson Plans
Search Engines
Metasearch Engines
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