Many research institutions, academic institutions, and government agencies create accessible databases that contain articles, documents and datasets on any given area of exploration and interest; when these databases and their contents are freely available they are referred to as open access.
Alternatively, institutions and agencies create research databases are only available via subscription; they are often curated for subject-specific deep dive research endeavors and require users to login using a paywall, username or password.
Below, students have access to a suite of subscription research databases as well as suggested open access resources. After graduation, students are encouraged to make use of their University or public library systems.
Usernames and passwords for the following subscriptions are in
SJ Faculty Resources, Library Subscriptions, Orange.
GALE
JSTOR
CLASSROOM VIDEO ON DEMAND
BLOOMS LIT
COUNTRY REPORTS
NOODLETOOLS
PBS LEARNING MEDIA
CURIOSITY STREAM
FTU
CONSUMER REPORTS
LATIMES
NATIONAL REVIEW
NYT
WSJ
WAPO
MAGAZINES:
Bolles upper school students have school-issued accounts with NoodleTools. Ask your social studies teacher or librarian how access your account:
Suggested citation managers and examples:
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