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Web links by
Subject
Great online links for homework
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Library Databases
Great homework helpers, available 24x7! What is a database?
These are online versions of print encyclopedias and other reference
books which the library pays for just like buying books.
They do not count as “Internet” resources because they provide the same information as
reference books - they are just in an “electronic” format for easier access.
How to log in:
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Click on
the database name to begin.
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If you are at home or school, you need to log-in with your
Mesa library card number and PIN to use them.
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Write down the name of the database you want to
use before you log-in from home or school, because we have a long
list of databases to choose from.
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Biography Resource Center
Large biography database covering 80 reference books.
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Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia
Includes Encyclopedia Americana, Popular Science, and Lands
and Peoples. Great for all school subjects.
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History Resource Center: U.S.
Encyclopedia and periodicals and timelines on most studied
topics in U.S. history.
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History Resource Center: World
Encyclopedia and periodicals and timelines on most studied
topics in the world history.
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Kids InfoBits
Designed for
elementary school students. Includes reference books, magazines, and
newspaper articles. Covers all homework subjects and many topics of
interest to children.
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InfoTrac Junior Edition
Designed for middle and junior high school students. Includes magazines,
newspapers, encyclopedias, almanacs and dictionaries.
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SIRS Government Reporter
Full-text of U.S. government publications useful for elementary
through junior college students. Contains Supreme Court cases and
U.S. historical documents.
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SIRS Government Reporter
Pro and con articles on social, scientific, health, economic,
political and global issues.
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