Magazines, Homework Help, Databases at Orangeburg: Databases Start Page
Link to Orangeburg A-Z Database List
NicheAcademy
- Orangeburg Library Academy
Tutorials that teach people how to use library e-Resources like eBooks, research databases, and language learning tools. Presented via NicheAcademy.
Hoopla
- Hoopla - Orangeburg
hoopla is a groundbreaking digital media service offered by your local public library that allows you to borrow movies, music, audiobooks, ebooks, comics and TV shows to enjoy on your computer, tablet, or phone – and even your TV!
Funded by the Orangeburg Library.
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Magazine/Journal Lookup
Featured Databases
- Consumer Reports - Orangeburg
Consumer Reports tests, rates, and reviews thousands of consumer products and services at both its testing center in Westchester County, N.Y., and its auto test center in Colchester, Conn.
Funded by RCLS member libraries
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- Rosetta Stone Language Learning - Orangeburg
Rosetta Stone offers libraries and their patrons the proven language-learning immersion method that more than 22,000 schools have trusted for over the last 20+ years.
Funded by the RCLS Central Library (Newburgh Free Library).
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Note: Access to this platform will end on 10/31/2023. Mango Languages, also available through your library, is the suggested alternative.
- EBSCO Masterfile Premiere - Orangeburg
Searchable full text for nearly 1,860 journals, including Consumer Reports and Business Week.
Funded by RCLS and the New York State Library NOVEL program.
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Ebooks and Digital Audiobooks
Key to the Icons Used in this Guide
Open Access -- Access to the site is free to anyone, wherever they are. No library card needed.
In-Library Access only -- can only be accessed on computers on the library building's network. No library card needed.
Access requires you to enter your library card number (which must be issued by the library offering the resource)
Access to library cardholders is free, but registration is required (often used by instructional sites that track your learning progress)
Access to library cardholders is free, but registration is required to take advantage of some optional features