Online Databases

Stream the world’s largest collection of on-demand full-length music performances, concert films, and music documentaries.

We stream classic and contemporary features, award-winning shorts, film festival favorites and documentaries from around the world.

This collection includes more than 250 courses, led by the world’s top experts, covering a broad range of subjects.

Craftsy is an online resource for all creative makers, where you can find everything you need – from basic instruction to advanced techniques.

Articles and graphics on talked- about issues.

SIRS Discoverer is a multidisciplinary database designed for upper elementary and middle school.

Free Test Prep software to improve your score or advance your career.

The TFS difference – Our massive scholarship database provides you with access to $41 billion in funding, and grows at a rate of 5,000 new awards per month.

Finish High School Online- FREE through your library.
Gain the skills you need to succeed through a flexible, supportive, online program.

Get the detailed information you need to tackle vehicle maintenance and repairs.

Mango prepares learners for realistic conversations and communication in over70 world languages.

An engaging collection of resources that brings books to life.

ABCmouse.com features hundreds of fun and interactive games, each designed to teach a specific educational concept.

Overcomes the barriers to equity access by offering a solution that is device agnostic, requires no Internet, and provides 100% bilingual resources.

On demand, anytime, anywhere eLearning. View how easy, intuitive and engaging Brainfuse HelpNow eLearning is for all ages and levels.

Offers accurate data on 99 million businesses and 301 million consumers.

Explore your world. Gale Presents: National Geographic Kids.

Access news resources from around the world at your finger tips available 24/7.

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