Library Databases

A library database is a searchable index of multiple electronic journals/magazines, electronic books, newspapers, images, audio files, or even video. Some databases provide the full ­text of articles from indexed journals or books, but others only provide abstracts. Some databases cover many different disciplines and subject areas, but a few only focus on a single field of study. These databases index thousands of materials, and some cover a wide variety of topics (like JSTOR) while others are subject specific (like Naxos Music) or format specific (like Films on Demand).

Career Preparation

Career

Ebooks

Ebooks

Fine Arts

Fine Arts

History

History

Journals

Journals

Music/Audio

Music/Audio

Newspapers

Newspapers

Policies

Policies

References

Reference

Subjects

Subjects

Video

Video