OCLC catalog of online electronic books available through libraries worldwide.

Provides coverage on subjects such as librarianship, classification, cataloging, bibliometrics, online information retrieval, information management and more.

Full-text articles from thousands of periodicals.

A searchable database of a growing collection of journals in a variety of subject areas. Searching across multiple journals and browsing within journals is possible. Bibliographic information is available for all journal issues. Full-text articles, including original text and image content, are available for issues included in the institution subscription.

A collection of reference books with information on the history of education worldwide as well as information on scholarships and loans.

Full-text articles from magazines, books, and newspapers. Includes maps, pictures, audio and video.

Provides K-6 students full-text articles, maps, pictures, audio and video.

Comprehensive, authoritative information on nearly every subject.

For elementary and middle school students.

Covers speciifc events, laws, organizations and Supreme Court rulings, as well as essays from prominent immigrants who have made a significant impact on the United States.

This eBook provides a provocative overview of the many different perspectives on the issues of animal rights and animal welfare. Part of Gale Virtual Reference Library.

Covers nonprofit U.S. membership organizations with interstate, intrastate, city or local scope.

Covers nonprofit U.S. membership organizations of national scope.

A record of sourcebooks, periodicals, organizations, directories, handbooks, bibliographies, online and other sources of information.

This 4 volume set includes the history of energy, it's resources, and technology and has photos, charts and graphs to illustrate.

Presents articles showing the math behind our daily lives.  Explains how and why math works, and allows readers to better understand how disciplines such as algebra, geometry, calculus and others affect what we do every day.

ERIC is a Web-based digital library of free education-related sources of interest to educators, researchers, and the general public, and consists primarily of electronic bibliographic records describing journal and non-journal literature. The collection is to be expanded to include full-texts of articles and other electronic resources such as audio and video materials.