AP Images provides access to the same images and AV files circulated to news publishers. This is it! Over one million captioned photos, graphics, audio files on both historical and up-to-the-minute news events. The most current photos available from any source. There is no home access to this database.
BadgerLink provides access to thousands of newspaper, magazine and journal articles via Wisconsin's online database collection, free to Wisconsin learners. Includes: African American Biographical Database, EbscoHost, LitFinder,Teaching Books, Proquest Newstand, Ethnic Newswatch, and Wiscat.
Reference Articles, Journals and Magazines, the Web's Best Sites, Multimedia and Curriculum Content. Hosted by Badgerlink.
SIRS Decades offer researchers access to both secondary and primary resources related to 20th century American decades. Lots of valuable tools, including a timeline, cartoon gallery, images and much more!
Ebsco Student Research Center database contains magazines, newspapers, reference works, biographies, news transcripts, geographical reports, primary source documents, photos, maps, and flags free for Wisconsin students. This student friendly database draws from 1000 magazine subscriptions, and 230 regional, national, and international newspaper subscriptions. Hosted by Badgerlink.
eLibrary Curriculum Edition allows learners to research current issues through magazines, newspapers, transcripts, pictures, maps, and books. Includes specialized history & literature databases. Lots of learning tools for teachers and students.
Hedberg databases that students may find particularly helpful include; 3 Infotrac databases, Learning Express Library, Literature Resource Center, NoveList, and Opposing Viewpoints Reference Center. In addition to the quality databases available to Hedberg patrons, users with a national Internet provider may also access Badgerlink through Hedberg’s database collection.
Historic Newspapers offers researchers access to full-text and full-image articles from the New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, the Washington Post, and the Wallstreet Journal. Articles date from the mid 1800's to the current century.
NetTrekker contains over 180,000 educator-selected online resources. NetTrekker also contains an entire section devoted to ELL students and to teaching ESL.
NewsBank offers more than 500 U.S. regional and national newspapers, wire services, and broadcasts. Articles from over 1,000 translated broadcasts, wire services, newspapers, magazines, and government documents.
SIRS Knowledge Sources: Full text articles, documents , and graphics from SIRS Issues Researcher, SIRS Government Reporter, SIRS Renaissance, and SIRS Net Select.
SoundzAbound is a royalty free music database for education. Craig has an unlimited license. The database includes a several easy search options. See LMC staff for a password to access this site when you are not at Craig.
World Book is an online encyclopedia and more...featuring up to the minute news, frequently updated articles, image and video galleries, and curriculum guides.
World Conflicts Today offers direct access to hotspots in the world today. Includes both geographical and political insight to the issues encountered in current news.
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