Knowledge Ontario
Databases

Useful to libraries, professionals, researchers, government institutions and organizations,
it contains a wealth of Canadian and international periodicals — including Canada's national newspaper,
The Globe and Mail; Maclean's weekly magazine; Canadian News Facts; and encyclopedic reference materials,
such as the Canadian Parliamentary Guide and Canadian Newsmakers. Canadian Periodical Index

Thousands of overview essays, critical analyses, biographies, timelines and multimedia elements comprise the Discovering Collection
comprehensive online reference resource.
Discovering Collection

Available 24 hours a day via the Internet, this comprehensive reference database quickly delivers the answers to a wide variety of reference questions both
at the library or from remote sites. And InfoTrac®'s powerful, intuitive interface makes it easy for users to search all of these different sources in one seamless process.
General Reference Center Gold

This revolutionary resource answers the need for a fully integrated,
ever-growing electronic resource center for all levels of health research. Rely on the Health & Wellness Resource Center
for instant access to carefully compiled medical reference and periodical materials that your users can trust.
Health and Wellness Resource Center

Designed for junior high and middle school students, InfoTrac® Junior Edition features
the titles most critical to their libraries and curriculum. With Junior Edition's diverse perspectives and strong full-text coverage,
students will find the answers they need to all their general reference questions -- without lining up at your desk or waiting for
titles out on loan.
InfoTrack Junior

Available 24 hours a day via the Internet, this comprehensive reference database
quickly delivers the answers to a wide variety of reference questions both at the library or from remote sites.
And InfoTrac®'s powerful, intuitive interface makes it easy for users to search all of these different sources
in one seamless process.
InfoTrack Religion
& Philosophy

Designed for secondary school students, InfoTrac® Student Edition is the quick and easy way to do classroom assignments
and get answers to general reference questions. Student Edition is comprised of a variety of full-text sources
that include the leading magazines, newspapers and reference books that librarians prefer and students enjoy.
InfoTrack Student

Military and Intelligence Database

Access to your First Class at School Account
First Class

LINKS

Password: 20250
Career Cruising

Username: lasallestu, Password:estat

E-STAT is Statistics Canada's interactive learning tool
designed with the needs and interests of the education community in mind. E-STAT offers an enormous
warehouse of reliable and timely statistics about Canada and its ever-changing people. ESTAT >
ESTAT

KINGSTON FRONTENAC PUBLIC LIBRARY

La Salle Secondary School

Library

773 Highway 15
Kingston, Ontario
K7L 5H6

Phone: 613-546-1737

- Students are reminded that the all library books are due back to the library on Friday, Jan., 2010. All text books are due back to the library Friday Jan. 29, 2010. Library Account Notices will be distributed on Friday. These notices indicate all library books and text books that each student has on his/her account. Text books distribution for 2nd semester will take place the first two weeks of February. Library accounts must be cleared before new books will be issued. If students have outstanding books on their account they must return, replace or pay for them. Students getting grade 12 text books for the first time must pay a $125.00 deposit in the form of a post dated cheque made out to LaSalle Secondary School and dated June 25, 2010.

Research

Internet Skills
Self Test

Class Resources

Recommended reading list

Young Adult Fiction

National Geographic Index

Student Research Guide

Tools

Citations Machine

Dictionary and Thesaurus
Dictionary

Search Engines

Digital Librarian

Encyclopedias username:limeston

PW:lime6838

username:limeston

PW:lime6838

Grolier Encyclopedia

The Canadian Encyclopedia

Canadian Scientists

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