EBSCO has added or expanded several new resources and databases this year. Take a look at some of the new offerings and share them with your teachers and students!
History Reference Center: This site is great for US and World History classes and as a teacher reference.
The Science Reference Center is a high school reference, but contains many different experiments that could be used with students or suggested for science fair!
Hobbies and Crafts Center...it's easy to get lost in this one! You can share it with all your teachers, but especially your CTE, CTE Intro, and FACS teachers! (BTW...there is a holiday focus section with some great craft and food ideas!)
The Literary Reference Center is another high school reference that contains author background and criticism on many works our ELA teachers are using their classrooms.
The Magazine database has been expanded!
The Newspaper Source Plus database now has even more international newspapers--share this with your language teachers as well as your teachers doing current events!
The Poetry and Short Story Reference Center has full texts of poems and stories as well as criticism and author information--this is a high school resource.
For your debaters or ELA teachers working on argument writing (from the UCS), the Points of View Reference Center is a great resource. It presents current issues with an overview and a point/counter point.
And for your school in general, don't forget the Professional Development Collection database with over 500 high-quality journals. A great place to find articles to support PLCs, new teachers, or your own professional reading!
How do you use Pioneer Library in your library? What UEN.org resources are the most popular in your school? What are some of the ways you've been successful in sharing online resources with your teachers?
