The Indianapolis Foundation Library Partners have added two new databases to those that they offer. They are already available and are listed in our Indexes and Databases pages. Both databases are from Gale and they are:<\/p>\n
History Resource Center (World)<\/a>
and
Science Resource Center<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n(This is in addition to the History Resource Center (U.S.) that was already there.)
<\/b>History Resource Center: World<\/b> is a comprehensive
\ncollection of award-winning reference, full-text articles from leading
\nscholarly publications, an array of primary sources, and images, maps
\nand charts which provide expansive geographic and chronlogic research
\nmaterials for the study of world history. From ancient Europe to Latin
\nAmerica and from the Far East to the Renaissance, world history
\ncurricula is supported with over 1,800 primary sources, over 27
\nreference titles and more than 110 journals.<\/p>\n<\/span>Researching science topics has never been easier
\n— with Science Resource Center<\/b>, thousands of topic overviews,
\nexperiments, biographies, pictures and illustrations are just a few
\nclicks away and the latest scientific developments are covered in
\narticles from over 200 magazines and academic journals and links to
\nquality web sites. The database covers curriculum-related science
\ntopics and offers teachers an easy-to-use tool to identify content
\ndirectly correlated to state and national standards.
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