WHY USE RESEARCH DATABASES?
A database is simply a searchable collection of information. A library database offers a fast and efficient way to search a vast number of articles.
Online subscription databases contain the most comprehensive, the most up-to-date, and the most trustworthy sources of information. We strongly recommend using our databases when doing research, rather than surfing the Internet for information.
All of these databases are free and are accessible from remote locations. Please visit the school library for assistance with accessing and/or navigating these databases.
Passwords are available from the librarians.
Britannica Online School Edition
An online encyclopedia presented on three levels: high school, middle and elementary school. Articles include images, multimedia, and recommended websites.
Gale Infotrac: Academic OneFile
A full-text periodical database (newspapers, magazines and academic journals). Other databases accessible from Gale from this portal include: Twayne's Authors Online, General Science Collection and U.S. History Collection.
Gale Opposing Viewpoints in Context
Comprehensive coverage of the controversial issues of our time. Features: overviews, news articles, editorials, court case histories, primary documents, statistics, and podcasts.
Gale's World History in Context
Articles offering an overview of world history, from ancient cultures to today's headlines. Includes primary sources, reliable reference works and multimedia content.
Comprehensive biographical articles of historically significant figures to present-day newsmakers. Includes reference articles, magazine and journal articles, images and videos.
A collection of over 1,000 animated movies for students K-12, covering a broad range of educational curriculum. Includes quizzes and other supplementary material.
New York Times Electronic Edition
A digital replica of the print edition of the New York Times. Includes resources for students and teachers.
Database of K-12 instructional materials, including multimedia resources, to enliven classroom and library activities.
Contains thousands of videos and curriculum aligned resources for teachers and students. Sign in with your Bryant Google Account.
NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY RESOURCES
Features research databases on all subjects and levels.
(You will need a valid Queens (or MyLibraryNYC) library card.)
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY RESOURCES
Features research databases on all subjects and levels.
(You will need a valid Queens (or MyLibraryNYC) library card.)