NAME | PRIMARY AUDIENCE | NICHE TUTORIAL | |
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Black Freedom Struggle |
open access resource
Primary sources from the African-American struggle for freedom and equality from 1790 to the contemporary period |
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Books and Authors |
Reader's advisory help |
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C |
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CultureGrams® |
Statistical and cultural information about the United States and global countries |
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D |
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Digital Library of South Dakota |
open access resource
Historical collections from SDBOR colleges and universities |
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Digital Public Library of America |
open access resource
Digitized books and texts, pictures, sounds, and videos from the United States |
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Duolingo |
open access resource
Language learning website for ages 11 and up |
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E |
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eBook Collection (EBSCO) |
Academic and popular books |
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EBSCO databases (all) |
Home page for all EBSCO databases with language options and search preferences |
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Explora Teens (Grades 7-12) |
Primary source magazine, newspaper, and reference book articles with pictures and maps for middle and high school |
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Funk & Wagnall's New World Encyclopedia (EBSCO) |
Encyclopedia for elementary, middle, and high school students |
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G |
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Gale eBooks |
Reference books for all ages with topics in health, history, government, science, education & business |
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Gale Primary Sources: Archives Unbound | |||
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HathiTrust |
open access resource
Search or view complete books in the public domain |
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Indigenous Peoples of North America (Gale) |
Primary sources, including historical texts, pictures, and artwork on the Native American people in the United States and Canada from 1665 to 1988 |
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Introduction to U.S. History: The American Revolution |
Primary source historical texts from 1700 to 1910 focusing on the Revolutionay War. Gale Primary Sources: Archives Unbound |
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Introduction to U.S. History: The Civil War |
Primary source historical texts from 1858 to 1911 focusing on the Civil War |
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Introduction to U.S. History Online: Slavery in America |
Primary source historical texts from 1760 to 1910 focusing on the history of slavery in America |
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Learning Express Library |
Student and adult skills development tool with practice tests, eBooks and tutorials |
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M |
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MAS Complete (EBSCO) |
High school magazine articles covering a broad range of subjects |
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N |
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Newspaper Source (EBSCO) |
News articles from U.S. and international newspapers, and TV and radio transcripts. 1969 to current |
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Nineteenth Century U.S. Newspapers (Gale) |
Historical news from the 1800s mainly from Western perspectives |
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Overland Journeys: Travels in the West, 1800-1880 (Gale) |
Primary source historical texts from 1800-1880 focusing on the American West |
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Points of View Reference Center (EBSCO) |
Helps students assess current topics and develp critical thinking skills |
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ProQuest Research Library |
Search for journals and magazine articles across a broad range of subjects |
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S |
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Science Reference Source (EBSCO) |
Science encyclopedias, reference books, images, and journals |
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sdmylife |
educator and student resource
Career exploration and academic program for South Dakota students and educators |
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SIRS Issues Researcher |
Resource for pro/con current issues assignments for middle and high school |
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Swank K-12 Streaming Resources |
educator access only
Movies, documentaries and foreign language films for instructional support |
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World Book Advanced |
Encyclopedia for middle, high school students and adults |
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World Book Dramatic Learning |
Plays, skits, monologues, and writing exercises by grade level, subject or title |
Contact:
Scottie Bruch
1-605-773-3131 (Option 5, 3)
1-605-295-3152
email
Kim Bonen
1-605-773-3131 (Option 5, 3)
1-605-295-3174
email
Providing these resources does not constitute endorsement of content found herein.
Databases are provided through a combination of funding from the South Dakota State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
See also Handouts and Downloads.