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Databases
InfoTrac databases have
been provided by the Metrowest Regional Library System and the Massachusetts
Library and Information Network.
InfoTrac databases are available from
all computers within the school and can be accessed from home with your public
library card.
InfoTrac
from school:
a collection of specialized databases.
InfoTrac from home:
a MetroWest Regional Library card is necessary to access InfoTrac from home.
InfoTrac
Databases include:
- General OneFile - A one-stop source for news and periodical articles
on a wide range of topics.
- Academic OneFile - The premier source for
peer-reviewed, full-text articles from the world's leading journals/reference
sources.
- Health Reference Center Academic - Access to full text
nursing and allied health journals, plus a variety of personal health info.
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General Business File - Analyze company performance and activity,
industry events, trends, management, and economics.
- Gale Virtual Reference
Library - A database of encyclopedias and specialized reference sources for
multidisciplinary research.
- Educator's Reference Complete - Full text
academic journals, reports and premier reference sources.
- Student Edition
- Periodical database of full-text magazines, newspapers and podcasts on
current issues.
- The New York Times - Full text starting in 1995.
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Expanded Academic - General reference database.
- General Reference
Center Gold - General reference database.
- Massachusetts History Online
- Full-text articles about MA hist.
- Biography Resource Center -
Biographical info. for people both current and historic from all eras and fields
of endeavor.
- Contemporary Literary Criticism - An extensive collection
of critical essays on contemporary authors.
Multi Subject Databases
- Good for research assignments in all classes. Also, don't forget
InfoTrac which can be found above.
Student Resource Center - Silver (1980
- Present)
A fully integrated database containing thousands of
curriculum-targeted primary documents, biographies, topical essays, background
information, critical analyses, full-text coverage of over 650 magazines,
newspapers, over 20,000 photographs and illustrations, and more than 8 hours of
audio and video clips. Now includes American Decades. Remote access
password below.
Password: 13pastrami
Britannica Online School Edition
Username: doverma Password: school
SIRS Issues Researcher Thousands of
highly targeted documents, primary sources, websites, and multimedia (including
13,000+ research quality images) representing pro/con viewpoints on major issues
of the day. This database is provided through a generous DSEF grant.
Username:
02-1435REMOTE Password: bigchalk
History Specific databases:
History
Study Center A valuable historical reference database containing
primary and secondary source material covering 14 centuries of history from
ancient to modern, old world to new world. This database is provided
through a generous DSEF grant.
Username: 02-1435 Password: bigchalk
Milestone
Documents In American History
Full-text primary source documents with expert analysis and commentary.
Whether at school or home, use the remote access option and password below.
Password: primarydocs
Annals of American History
Online
Username: doverma
Password: school
Science/Health Specific databases:
Magill's Medical Guide
"The Guide is a perfect mix of accessibility
and depth, providing general readers with an authoritative reference source that
helps bridge the gap between medical encyclopedias for professionals and popular
self-help guides. It is an up-to-date and easy-to-use compendium of medical
information suitable for student research as well as use by general readers,
including patients and caregivers." Whether at school or home, use
the remote access option and password below.
Password: myhealth
Facts On File Video Content:
Curriculum Video On Demand
A compilation of Films for the Humanities & Science's best high school level
video content spanning the following core subject areas: Science and Math,
Social Studies, Literature and Language Arts, Health and Nutrition, Business and
economics, Visual and Performing Arts.
Username: dslibrary
Password: magazine
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