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Librarians Decide Which Databases Make the Grade
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Best Databases 2011: Librarians Decide Which Databases Make the Grade
Not all databases are created equal. Some are a cut above, whether we’re speaking in terms of aesthetics, scope, or functionality.
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Britannica Online School Edition PreK-12
http://asiaedu.britannica.com.au
Britannica Online School Edition PreK-12 gives teachers and students instant access to four complete encyclopedias and other resources that ensure consistency with classroom topics and age-appropriate language.
Britannica Online offers students an easy-to-use gateway to the vast resources of Encyclopædia Britannica.
An Inspiring Collection with FOUR Encyclopedias Students can begin in the encyclopedias and turn to the atlas, timelines, Learning Materials, magazines, Web sites, and videos for more information and homework help.
Specific site for Primary Schools PreK-8 now also available.
Contact us for a free 30 day trial
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ProQuest
http://proquestk12.com
ProQuest
As a result of agreements with more than 9,000 publishers worldwide, we provide access to information from periodicals, newspapers, multimedia and image collections, out-of-print books, dissertations, and scholarly collections in various formats.
Our archives include more than 5.5 billion pages of information, spanning 500 years of scholarship, in formats that range from print to microform to digital.
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Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts (LISTA)
http://www.epnet.com/thisTopic.php?topicID=205&marketID=20
EBSCO Publishing is proud to provide the Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts (LISTA) database as a free resource to anyone interested in libraries and information management.
This world-class bibliographic database provides coverage on subjects such as librarianship, classification, cataloging, bibliometrics, online information retrieval, information management and more. Delivered via the EBSCOhost platform, LISTA indexes more than 600 periodicals plus books, research reports, and proceedings.
With coverage dating back to the mid-1960s, it is the oldest continuously produced database covering the field of information science.
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