Mount View Subscription Resources
AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY HISTORICAL PERIODICALS COLLECTION
The American Antiquarian Society (AAS) Historical Periodicals Collections include digitized images of the pages of American magazines and journals from the American Antiquarian Society, the premier library documenting the life of America s people from the Colonial Era through the Civil War and Reconstruction.
AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY JOURNALS
This is a resource provided compliments of the American Physical Society on 5/19/11. It can only be used on campus. The journals in this database are upper level physics journals and are available at the request of Mount View High School science teachers.
CLASSROOM VIDEO ON DEMAND
Classroom Video On Demand is the first true, dedicated high school streaming video subscription of its kind. This complete, multi-subject video solution offers one-stop shopping for students, librarians, and teachers. There is a wealth of material appropriate for basic through AP courses and research. There are 16,000 full-length videos and 170,000 video clips. Clips and videos are added to the database regularly. For on-campus access please click on the database title above. Please see the librarian for the username and password to gain access anywhere off-campus.
CHURCHILL ARCHIVE
The complete Churchill Archive offers cross-searchable access to more than 800,000 pages of original documents containing everything from Sir Winston Churchill s personal correspondence with family, friends, royalty and presidents to important historical documents illuminating the events of the two wars that shaped the international political reality we live with today. The Churchill Archive provides a unique insight into the life and times of a leading figure of modern history.
CHURCHILL ARCHIVE FOR SCHOOLS
The Churchill Archive for Schools provides an expanding range of classroom-ready resources specially written and developed by leading history educators to support the teaching of History at secondary level. Investigations in the form of challenges or questions have been prepared to introduce students to archive sources. Each investigation contains six to eight documents from the Churchill Archive, together with background information, to help students interpret the sources, and to understand and answer the investigation. Specially designed by leading educators to enrich high school history and political science curricula. Students will get close to the action of WWI and WWII exploring primary source material surrounding one of the most dynamic figures of the 20th Century: Sir Winston Churchill. Perfectly in tune with the CCSS focus on using compelling informational texts to build persuasive writing skills. An in-depth resource for teachers with lesson tips and suggested topical investigations of key issues An excellent practice tool for mastering AP Test DBQ s! For on-campus access click on the title of the database. For off-campus access please see the librarian.
EBSCO Databases
Designed especially for educators and students, these databases include Explora Secondary Schools, Academic Search Complete, Novelist Plus, NoveList K-8 Plus, Explora Educator's Edition, Hobbies and Crafts Reference Center, and Rehabilitation Reference Center. See the librarian for a password to access these resources off campus.
Follett Destiny Professional Development eBooks
A growing selection of professional development eBooks for teachers and interested students. To get into this collection use your unique username and password. The username is your first name and last name written as one word without hyphens or other punctuation. Your password is your staff ID number (teachers) or lunch ID number (students). Example: Username: jamessmith Password: 123456. You can change the password after you log in the first time. If you have a problem logging in send email to Mr. Bridges and he will help you.
Follett Destiny Students eBooks
A growing selection of fiction and non-fiction eBooks for students grades 6-12. To get into this collection use your unique username and password. The username is your first name and last name written as one word without hyphens or other punctuation. Your password is your lunch ID number (students) or your staff ID number (teachers). Example: Username: jamessmith Password: 123456. You can change the password after you log in the first time. If you have a problem logging in send email to Mr. Bridges and he will help you.
Gale eBooks (Gale eBooks)
Enjoy unlimited access to top reference eBooks.
MEDSCAPE
Medscape from WebMD offers the Web s most robust and integrated medical information and educational tools. A username and password is required for full use of this tool. See the librarian for the username and password.
NEWSBANK
NewsBank provides a comprehensive collection of reliable news sources covering a wide array of topics and issues. There are two newspaper databases included. Access World News provides access to several thousand newspapers from around the world for current topics in the news. America's Historical Newspapers, 1690 - 2000 provides scanned images of newspapers from the years 1690-2000. It is an excellent primary source for historical events in America.
Salem Press Resources
The library currently owns 69 Salem Press reference resources in print. The links below provide access to those reference books in electronic format. Coverage includes many reference works in Literature, History, Health, Science, and Careers. The database can be searched as a single resource, or within a subject category, or within an individual title. See the librarian for an introduction and help using Salem Press titles. All of the titles can be viewed and searched by clicking on the On Campus link below. If you are Off Campus you will need a password to use the database. See the librarian to get the password.
TEEN BookCloud
Read and listen to a large selection of books from multiple genres! There are many graphic novels as well as fiction and non-fiction books. To get into this database find the username and password in a document called "Database Passwords" that is in your Google Drive shared folder.
Follett Destiny Professional Development eBooks
A growing selection of professional development eBooks for teachers and interested students. To get into this collection use your unique username and password. The username is your first name and last name written as one word without hyphens or other punctuation. Your password is your staff ID number (teachers) or lunch ID number (students). Example: Username: jamessmith Password: 123456. You can change the password after you log in the first time. If you have a problem logging in send email to Mr. Bridges and he will help you.
CLASSROOM VIDEO ON DEMAND
Classroom Video On Demand is the first true, dedicated high school streaming video subscription of its kind. This complete, multi-subject video solution offers one-stop shopping for students, librarians, and teachers. There is a wealth of material appropriate for basic through AP courses and research. There are 16,000 full-length videos and 170,000 video clips. Clips and videos are added to the database regularly. For on-campus access please click on the database title above. Please see the librarian for the username and password to gain access anywhere off-campus.
EBSCO Databases
Designed especially for educators and students, these databases include Explora Secondary Schools, Academic Search Complete, Novelist Plus, NoveList K-8 Plus, Explora Educator's Edition, Hobbies and Crafts Reference Center, and Rehabilitation Reference Center. See the librarian for a password to access these resources off campus.
Follett Destiny Students eBooks
A growing selection of fiction and non-fiction eBooks for students grades 6-12. To get into this collection use your unique username and password. The username is your first name and last name written as one word without hyphens or other punctuation. Your password is your lunch ID number (students) or your staff ID number (teachers). Example: Username: jamessmith Password: 123456. You can change the password after you log in the first time. If you have a problem logging in send email to Mr. Bridges and he will help you.
Gale eBooks (Gale eBooks)
Enjoy unlimited access to top reference eBooks.
Salem Press Resources
The library currently owns 69 Salem Press reference resources in print. The links below provide access to those reference books in electronic format. Coverage includes many reference works in Literature, History, Health, Science, and Careers. The database can be searched as a single resource, or within a subject category, or within an individual title. See the librarian for an introduction and help using Salem Press titles. All of the titles can be viewed and searched by clicking on the On Campus link below. If you are Off Campus you will need a password to use the database. See the librarian to get the password.
TEEN BookCloud
Read and listen to a large selection of books from multiple genres! There are many graphic novels as well as fiction and non-fiction books. To get into this database find the username and password in a document called "Database Passwords" that is in your Google Drive shared folder.
MEDSCAPE
Medscape from WebMD offers the Web s most robust and integrated medical information and educational tools. A username and password is required for full use of this tool. See the librarian for the username and password.
CHURCHILL ARCHIVE
The complete Churchill Archive offers cross-searchable access to more than 800,000 pages of original documents containing everything from Sir Winston Churchill s personal correspondence with family, friends, royalty and presidents to important historical documents illuminating the events of the two wars that shaped the international political reality we live with today. The Churchill Archive provides a unique insight into the life and times of a leading figure of modern history.
CHURCHILL ARCHIVE FOR SCHOOLS
The Churchill Archive for Schools provides an expanding range of classroom-ready resources specially written and developed by leading history educators to support the teaching of History at secondary level. Investigations in the form of challenges or questions have been prepared to introduce students to archive sources. Each investigation contains six to eight documents from the Churchill Archive, together with background information, to help students interpret the sources, and to understand and answer the investigation. Specially designed by leading educators to enrich high school history and political science curricula. Students will get close to the action of WWI and WWII exploring primary source material surrounding one of the most dynamic figures of the 20th Century: Sir Winston Churchill. Perfectly in tune with the CCSS focus on using compelling informational texts to build persuasive writing skills. An in-depth resource for teachers with lesson tips and suggested topical investigations of key issues An excellent practice tool for mastering AP Test DBQ s! For on-campus access click on the title of the database. For off-campus access please see the librarian.
AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY HISTORICAL PERIODICALS COLLECTION
The American Antiquarian Society (AAS) Historical Periodicals Collections include digitized images of the pages of American magazines and journals from the American Antiquarian Society, the premier library documenting the life of America s people from the Colonial Era through the Civil War and Reconstruction.
NEWSBANK
NewsBank provides a comprehensive collection of reliable news sources covering a wide array of topics and issues. There are two newspaper databases included. Access World News provides access to several thousand newspapers from around the world for current topics in the news. America's Historical Newspapers, 1690 - 2000 provides scanned images of newspapers from the years 1690-2000. It is an excellent primary source for historical events in America.
AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY JOURNALS
This is a resource provided compliments of the American Physical Society on 5/19/11. It can only be used on campus. The journals in this database are upper level physics journals and are available at the request of Mount View High School science teachers.