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Britannica ImageQuest: One image database to rule them all | Reference Online
Britannica's ImageQuest, a comprehensive, beautifully curated compendium of images, is back and better than ever, with a million new options for kids of all ages.
Symbols & Sites, Monuments & Movements: U.S. History | Series Made Simple Fall 2014
Backed by solid research and bolstered by top-notch writing, these books offer material on U.S. history, from the youngest readers to the oldest.
American History Comes Alive | Series Made Simple
These fresh, original takes on American History include firsthand historical accounts, looks at military conflict, exploration of our government, and more.
The Great War: A Somber Centennial | Focus On
This compilation of fiction and nonfiction titles presents a variety of viewpoints and an array of social, historical, political, and cultural aspects of what was described at the time as the war to end all wars.
Uniting the States: American History | Series Made Simple Fall 2013
History is etched in stone. The interpretation of it is not. One of the perennial challenges for purveyors of the past is the almost irresistible urge to compartmentalize it into neat, clinical time lines and periods with no room for interpretation.
BiblioBoard Review | Online Reference | October 2013
Librarian Jennifer Prince reviews BiblioBoard, a database offering ebooks, primary sources, and that can store locally created materials.
SLJ Reviews Rosen's database 'Digital Literacy'
Jennifer Prince examines Rosen’s Digital Literacy database, a tool that offers middle- and high-school students the know-how they need to use online resources efficiently and safely.
Rourke eRead and Report: Fiction and Nonfiction ebooks for K-12, with assessment features built in
Rourke’s “eRead and Report” database provides one-stop shopping for schools and libraries seeking informational ebooks. Each title is not only Common Core compliant, but comes with student assessment functions as well, with test results immediately available to teachers. Students can search the entire ebook collection to which their library subscribes, or teachers can assign particular books and observe student progress within the system.
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