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Monday, March 15, 2010
FOR STUDENTS
FOR PARENTS
FOR STAFF
DISTRICT LINKS
SITE INFORMATION
Jefferson Junior
High School
1525 North Loomis Street
Naperville, Illinois 60563
Nancy Voise, Principal
Main Office: 630.420.6363
Fax: 630.420.6930
Health Office: 630.420.6358
Attendance: 630.420.4747
School Hours: 8 AM-2:50 PM
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Databases
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These databases require a login. Pick up a password card in the LRC.
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Purpose
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American History in Video
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Database of full-length videos from A&E, Biography, History Channel and PBS as well as newsreel and archival footage.
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Database of high resolution, copyright permissible photographs taken by the members of the Associated Press.
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Culture Grams
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Three databases are searchable via Culturegrams. The World Edition provides country profiles on nations of the world. The Kids Edition provides similar information at an easier level. The States Edition gives information on the 50 United States. Provinces Edition gives information on Canada. Image, People, and Recipe galleries provide additional information.
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This is a web-based career inventory site used by 8th graders. |
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EBSCOhost services
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The Student Research Center and EBSCO MiddleSearch provide access to full text magazines, newspapers, encyclopedias, reference books, images, and biographies in a junior high friendly format. Kids Search and Searchasaurus are geared for elementary students, but our account allows us to access them as well. NoveList and NoveList K-8 are reader's advisory services that provide information about books, authors, and series. It is searchable by these categories as well as by genre and subject. The Professional Library is designed for teachers.
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Facts On File Databases
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Science Online presents a broad range of scientific disciplines through extensive definitions, essays, diagrams, biographies, and experiments. Health Reference Center Provides clear and comprehensive information on conditions and diseases, health and wellness, mental health, and the human body.
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OCLC First Search
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This collection of databases allows access to an assortment of resources . Choose WorldCat to look for books found in other libraries.
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Lincoln Library FactCite
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Online version of six encyclopedias from Lincoln Library Press: Greek & Roman Mythology, Sports Champions, Shapers of Society, American History, Biographies, Essential Information, and the American Civil War.
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Maps101
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Historical, political and interactive maps, a reference atlas, and a Geography in the News archive are different features of this resource. Maps are available to download in pdf format. Click ""Subscriber Login"" to enter.
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NetTrekker
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This search service does the Googling for students, narrowing down the results to ones geared for elementary, middle and/or high school research. Readability and language options are also available.
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Opposing Viewpoints
Click here for school access
Click here for home access
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This database is specifically designed for students doing research for debates and persuasive papers. Common topics like gun control and capital punishment are listed on the home page with links to the many different types of resources including neutral overview articles from reference books, viewpoint articles that take a pro/con stance, magazine articles, and link to websites found by their team of researchers.
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Visual Thesaurus
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On-line thesaurus that uses a graphic organizer format to assist with any kind of vocabulary project.
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World Book Encyclopedia Online
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On-line encyclopedia, geared for junior high. Access the most recent edition of the print World Book Encyclopedia along with images, maps, websites, magazine articles and more. Different interfaces include: World Book Student, World Book Kids, and Spanish Language World Book.
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