1. Graduate School Databases And Rankings - Graduate Students - Admissions - Applic Graduate school databases and Rankings Guide picks. Not sure where togo for grad school? These databases of grad programs and rankings http://gradschool.about.com/cs/databasesrankings/

zfp=-1 About Education Graduate School Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Graduate School with Tara Kuther, Ph.D. Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS US Colleges and Universities Grad School 101: Site Guide All About Recommendation Letters ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Guide picks A collection of graduate program databases and links to program rankings. Database of Graduate Programs New Looking for a graduate program? Try this collection of graduate program databases with links to individual schools in all disciplines, from creative writing to chemistry to psychology. Customized Graduate School Rankings Weight rankings on graduate programs based on your own criteria with this engine from phds.org College Rankings: Caution and Controversy A discussion (with links!) on the validity of college rankings. You decide. All About Grad School The title is deceiving, but this is a great directory of links to graduate schools in the U.S. Research-Doctorate Programs in the United States: Continuity and Change Excellent dataset of descriptive info about programs, and ranking info, from the National Academy of Science.

2. FILEMAKER: Building And Sharing School Databases - - ADVISOR.com - - FILEMAKER PRO ADVISOR Magazine EDUCATION Building and Sharing school databases.Tips for K12 in-house developers. By Kevin McAllister. ARTICLE INFO. http://filemakeradvisor.com/doc/12102

How To Do It Home Magazines Zones Articles ... Help Username Password Doc #: Search Articles: ADVISOR ARTICLES More on FileMaker Pro More on Administration More on Application Development More on Collaboration ... More on Using Product ADVISOR NETWORK FileMaker Advisor Magazine Databased Advisor Zone Eclipse Advisor Zone Application Development Advisor Zone ... Java Advisor Zone ADVISOR SURVEY What is your interest in Web services? Using now Testing now Intend to use Probably will use No use anticipated Current Results: 20% - Using now 15% - Testing now 39% - Intend to use 10% - Probably will use 15% - No use anticipated ADVISORAMA He's always late. His twin brother is six months older. Refresh (F5) for more Contribute EDUCATION Building and Sharing School Databases Tips for K-12 in-house developers. By Kevin McAllister ARTICLE INFO PRO-SUBSCRIBER ONLY Doc # 12102 April/May 2003 Length 3 pages On page 37 of the magazine. Article Summary: ADVERTISEMENT So you're a K-12 educator and you want flexible control of student information. You need to add fields to your database, make new reports, and share data with teaching teams, academic departments, or programs such as special education, English as a second language, or tutoring. District, regional, or state decision-makers tend to think that by investing in a single district or region-wide Web-based system, they're solving everyone's data needs. However, this is rarely the case. About the Author: Kevin J. McAllister is president of inResonance (iR), a technology consulting firm and FSA Associate partner. Kevin was a teacher for 17 years, a technology director for a decade, and has served on regional and state technology boards. He has been developing FileMaker Pro databases for schools since 1992. With iR he speaks and consults throughout the United States and Europe, helping educators, schools, and districts with technology integration and database planning.

3. About The New Trier High School Databases About the New Trier High school databases. Infotrac Web Periodicaland newspaper articles from 3 major databases General Reference http://www.newtrier.k12.il.us/library/databases.htm

About the New Trier High School Databases Infotrac Web Periodical and newspaper articles from 3 major databases: General Reference, Health Reference, and Expanded Academic Index ASAP. Doing a subject search allows for narrowing by subdivision. ProQuest Periodicals, major U.S. and international newspapers. Find full-text of the last couple of months of the New York Times Lexis-Nexis Newpapers, magazines, wire services, foreign language news sources. Full-text New York Times. Electric Library Periodical and newspaper articles, pictures, maps, radio and TV transcripts. Includes a very large database of images. Literature Resource Center Biographical information and critical essays on major U.S. and world authors. Search by Author Name, Title, Genre, Literary Movement or Literary Themes. Britannica Online Full-text of the Encyclopedia Britannica. Chicago Tribune Full-text of the Chicago Tribune, 1985-present. CQ Researcher Legislative news and analysis, major source for current controversial issues. Oxford English Dictionary Online Click "Sign In" to access the full text of the Oxford English Dictionary.

4. Elementary - High School Databases -- SAC LRC Elementary High school databases The majority of these databaseswere included in the 20012002 selection of TexShare databases http://www.accd.edu/sac/lrc/links/ele_hi.htm

Elementary High School Databases The majority of these databases were included in the 2001-2002 selection of TexShare databases and are available because the San Antonio College Library participates in the TexShare program. The San Antonio College Library encourages SAC students to read the database descriptions and be aware that information appropriate for primary and secondary school students, while useful, may be inadequate for college-level assignments. AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive [AccuNet/AP] Searchable archive of historical and contemporary Associated Press photographs from the nineteenth century to the present. Brief stories available for most contemporary photos 48 hours after publication. Also included are maps, charts, logos and other graphics produced for the AP. Discovering Science [GaleGroup] Over 2500 encyclopedia length articles and 1000 biographical sketches of scientists and inventors. Disciplines covered include: the physical and applied sciences, medicine, technology, information sciences, and mathematics. Electric Library License Agreement Encyclopedia of Animals [EBSCO] A database with over 2,200 entries about mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and dinosaurs. Ideal for junior and high school students.

5. Resource Center - School Databases Welcome to the Resource Center. The resource center is a growing collection ofinformation, tools and guidelines for educators, parents and researchers. http://www.3noor.org/resource0.html

Welcome to the Resource Center The resource center is a growing collection of information, tools and guidelines for educators, parents and researchers. It includes a comprehensive searchable Database of Armenian Schools worldwide and information about our experience with Internet Videoconferencing in the Three Pomegranates Network. The e4d institute Database of Armenian Schools The Education for Development Institute has compiled a dynamic and searchable database of Armenian schools around the world. You can search for schools using a number of criteria such as location, name, number of students, etc. Armenian Schools Database Send us feedback and additional information at: info@e4d.org Development of the Schools Database was supported by a generous grant from Mrs. Alice Ohanasian. Internet Videoconferencing in the 3PN We would like to tell you about a series of international videoconferences which we organized for Armenian students in several cities.

6. GALE GROUP MIDDLE SCHOOL DATABASES GALE GROUP MIDDLE school databases. Student Resource Center Bronze.GALE GROUP HIGH school databases. Student Resource Center - Gold. http://www.snh450.k12.ks.us/district/galegroupdatabases.htm

GALE GROUP MIDDLE SCHOOL DATABASES Student Resource Center - Bronze GALE GROUP HIGH SCHOOL DATABASES Student Resource Center - Gold Literature Resource Center - LPC Opposing View Points Student Resource Center - Health Module ... District Home Page Last Updated: Friday October 18, 2002

7. Dassel-Cokato Middle School  Databases  Page Researching Effectively Citrix / Online Databases / Search Engines Gather Information,First search the online subscriptions purchased by the school and OPACs http://www.dc.k12.mn.us/mschool/Media Center/Research Strategies.htm

Researching Effectively Citrix Online Databases Search Engines Online OPACs ... Staff Steps Description Notes I Identify your task/Define your question Generate a list of subject terms and key words you can use II First: search the online subscriptions purchased by the school and OPACs for books (more likely to be credible than many sites on the web)see Boolean tips Second: use a search engine to search the world wide web III Organize/Synthesize the Information Take notes and organize the information in a logical order (sequential, chronilogical, ?) IV Communicate/Share Information Share your findings with othersgraph, powerpoint, report, display, etc. V Evaluate the Process and Product Review your research process and the final product so that you can improve future research strategies. 5th Grade 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade ... Volunteers

8. Poudre High School Databases These resources may be accessed from any computer at Poudre. Please note theseresources only work when accessed from a terminal at Poudre High School. http://www.psd.k12.co.us/schools/phs/media2/databases/databases.htm

9. Northeast Middle School Databases Northeast Middle school databases. Databases are a collection of informationorganized for search and retrieval. The electronic card http://schools.guilford.k12.nc.us/spages/NEWeb/databases.htm

Northeast Middle School Databases Databases are a collection of information organized for search and retrieval . The electronic card catalog in the media center is a database. The computer program that keeps track of students who are present and absent is a database. A store manager would use a database to do an inventory (record of everything in the store). At home, your parents might keep everyone’s address and birthday in database on their home computer. In a database, you can sort information by putting it in numerical or alphabetical order. ascending - low to high or A to Z descending - high to low or Z to A Searching is the process of choosing all records that meet or satisfy a rule or criterion. For example, if in a database of your friends you needed to find which of your friends were born in June, you would perform a search. Information on one particular person or item in a database is in a record . The different categories of information in a database are fields . (The names of the fields are at the top of the database.) Return to Computer Skills menu

10. School Databases At Follow the directions below to access school databases from home! http://www.pmsd.org/teachers/dcrow/page10.html

Follow the directions below to access school databases from home! Power Library Databases Apply for your public library card if you don't have one. Visit your public library's website with your library card handy. Eastern Monroe Public Library www.monroepl.org *Select Search the Power Library Barrett Friendly Library www.barrettlibrary.org *Select Power Library *Library code is pl3239 Clymer Library www.clymerlibrary.org *Select Research Pocono Mt. Public Library www.poconomountpl.org *Select ACCESS PA Power Library *Put p in front of your library number Passwords for the following databases are available from your librarian. SIRS Knowledge Source ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The NY Times Student Resource Center ... Evaluating Web Sites

11. Attica High Website Development Team  Attica High School Databases Attica High Website Development Team Attica High school databases. They all can beused at school. The linked databases are those that also have remote access. http://www.atticacsd.org/hs/library/AHSD.htm

Attica High Website Development Team Attica High School Databases Attica High School students and staff have access to several online databases to meet our information needs. All can be used at school. Some of the databases also offer a feature called remote access. What is remote access? If you have internet access, it means that you can use those databases from home. If you want to try it out, stop by the LMC and pick up a remote access handout. These handouts list our username and password. The usernames and passwords need to be typed exactly as shown on the handout. The databases listed below are the databases that are available for Attica students this year. They all can be used at school. The linked databases are those that also have remote access. See Mrs. Metz if you have any questions or problems. Discovering Database s Discovering Authors, Science, Hi

12. Online Databases For Byron Bergen Middle School School Library System, Genesee Valley BOCES Byron Bergen Middle School.Byron Bergen Middle school databases. Gale Group Discovering http://sls.edutech.org/research/databases/portal.asp?school=BYR-M

13. MDC-UDSL Joint Committee Report Law school databases Specialized Law school databases (for example, Cornell is talkingabout setting up a clerkship database) will spring up and will likely http://www.law.cornell.edu/mdc_udsl/sect2a.html

II. The technological environment of the law school of the future A. Overview The "work station" of the future will be an electronic computer environment seamlessly combining telecommunications (providing access to internal and external databases, to students and colleagues through local E-Mail and E-Mail on the Internet or similar information "superhighway") with specially designed "productivity" software tailored for particular classes of law school users. Specifically, that software will allow users to generate and retrieve electronic data and simultaneously allow users to organize and manipulate that data for their individual use. Each "work station" will be linked to the law school computer network which will become the technological hub of the law school of the future. (Throughout this Interim Report we have referred to this internal network as the "Law School Net".) The Law School Net will be one of the principle mechanisms through which students, faculty and administrators will communicate, and the primary medium through which they will obtain and manipulate information and data. The Law School Net will likely be a single "internetwork" which will unite several local area networks within the law school environment. For example, many separate internal networks (ie. faculty net, student net, administrative net, clinical net, library net, etc.) will be integrated with each other through the Law School Net and become available to the entire law school community, as appropriate.

14. MDC-UDSL Joint Committee Report Should all nonconfidential law school databases be freely available to all librarypatrons (potentially worldwide) or should libraries exert stricter controls http://www.law.cornell.edu/mdc_udsl/sect5f.html

V. The law library the legal information center of the future F. Role of the Library in the Information Age Libraries have historically served as storehouses of information created and disseminated by others. Librarians tracked current publications and selectively acquired and indexed those materials. It is easy (and therefore common) to fall into the trap of viewing the library of the future as nothing more than a digital version of the traditional information warehouse. But this trap is dangerous and potentially costly, if not fatal. We are entering an age when information is fast becoming an item of stock in trade and those who seize the opportunities to create and categorize information will outstrip those who do no more than serve as passive receptors. One of our commentators, Peter Martin, Professor of Law, Cornell Law School, put the challenge to the Committee succinctly: ...[the Discussion Draft] reads as though the legal information universe was comprised of LEXIS/Westlaw, print and a few specialized CD-ROMs. The explosion of legal information products and sources is only suggestive. Five years from now, schools will have very hard decisions to make about information sources. Even harder choices lie on the information and expertise production and distribution side. The school and its resources will be in more direct competition with others. Deciding how to focus limited teaching and research and electronic publication resources to maximum effect within a radically altered information/expertise marketplace will be difficult enough for those institutions that recognize the challenge. Those that imagine they can continue more or less as they are with a technological boost will, I predict, be left behind.

15. Physics@Sydney - Local Information school databases Useful Documents IT Support Committees Colloquia,Conferences, etc. Other Resources. school databases. http://www.physics.usyd.edu.au/local.html

About Physics@Sydney Students Research Local ... Other Resources School Databases (These listings are generated on-line to be as up-to-date as possible) Who are we? Staff only Honorary Staff Members only Postgraduate Students only Research Group staff and students: Applied Astronomy Astrophysics High Energy ... Back to top Administration School Policies and Procedure Documents School Personnel Policies and Procedures School Documents under discussion Bookings Calendar for Vehicles and Data Projector ... Postgraduate Leave, Field Work and Special Duties Useful Documents Details of IT support within the School of Physics University A Calendar of Research grants and Fellowships University Publications - including Faculty handbooks University Personnel Policy University Policies and Guidelines University Recordkeeping Manual Personnel Services Contacts and Info. ... Back to top School Committees (access to the following is restricted to local users only) Academic Programs Committee Head of School's Advisory Committee External Relations Committee Infrastructure Committee ... Back to top Colloquia, Conferences etc. School talks Sydney Association for Astrophysics (SAfA) meetings Astronomy conferences "Science in the Pub" ... Weekley Astronomy Seminars.

16. Texas Library Connection High school databases. Student Resource Center GOLD Title List 1,075fulltext magazines, national newspapers, reference information http://saeweb.gale.com/cgi-bin/tlc/hs.pl?locid=tlc13remote1

17. Full Text Databases Searchasaurus ® Two popular elementary and middle school databases (Primary Search® and Middle Search ® Plus) can be accessed via Searchasaurus ® , EBSCO http://www.epnet.com/school/search.asp

Quick Links EBSCO Publishing's Main Menu Title Lists Databases Complement Journal Subscriptions For Publishers Library Reference Center Employment Opportunities Print Subscriptions Electronic Journals Books What library type do you represent? Academic Biomedical Corporate Government ... Public Other Links Request Free Trial Title Lists Free Resources For Publishers School Libraries Main Menu Click here for larger image Keyword Search Screen Click here for larger image Searchasaurus Two popular elementary and middle school databases ( Primary Search and Middle Search Plus ) can be accessed via Searchasaurus , EBSCO Publishing's user search experience for users in elementary or middle schools. Searchasaurus is an exciting and easy way for young researchers to experience online searching. It is an animated interface with a dinosaur theme that encourages students to enhance and develop basic search methodologies. Students will be riveted by the colorful, animated interface, complete with erupting volcanoes and a dinosaur guide, as they gather information on a wide range of topics. Searchasaurus offers Lexile limiters (reading level), making it easy for students to read and research only appropriately challenging materials.

18. Deer Hill School  Databases  Page , Notes.......Online Databases / Search Engines / News Links / Research Strategies / Technology/ Fundraisers / Reading Promotions / Staff Steps, http://www.ssec.org/cohasset/DHschool/MediaCenter/ResearchStrategies.htm

Online Databases Search Engines News Links Research Strategies ... Staff Steps Description Notes I Identify your task/Define your question Generate a list of subject terms and key words you can use II First: use a search engine to search the world wide web Second: see Boolean tips III Organize/Synthesize the Information Take notes and organize the information in a logical order (sequential, chronological ?) IV Communicate/Share Information Share your findings with othersgraph, Powerpoint, report, display, etc. V Evaluate the Process and Product Review your research process and the final product so that you can improve future research strategies. 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade Awards ... © 2002 Cohasset Public Schools Questions/Comments mailto:cohassetweb@cohassetk12.org Updated June 24, 2002

19. Caribou High School Library Caribou High school databases 2002 2003. Winnebago SPECTRUM - The OPAC(Online Patron Access Catalog) for the Caribou High School Library. http://www.caribou.k12.me.us/secondary/chs/library/databasesdesc.html

Your browser does not support script Caribou High School Databases : 2001-2 Winnebago SPECTRUM - The OPAC (Online Patron Access Catalog) for the Caribou High School Library. Search here to find materials located in our library. Bridges - CX Online: A daily updated career exploration and planning resource that engages students and supports educators. It features an online library of easy-to-use career articles, self assessment and career planning tools, lesson plans and many other online resources. Ask for off-site log-in information. SIRS Researcher : is a general reference database with thousands of full-text articles exploring social, scientific, health, historic, economic, business, political and global issues. You must use the home access code on your business card to reach this site from home. Three databases from the Peregrine Place. Biology, Chemistry, and Psychology Place. All three use the same log-in information. Refer to your business card. Groiler's Year 2000 GME: Includes Encyclopedia Americana, Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia, and Lands and People. This is the link that is to be accessed from school, and will log automatically into the database. Please ask us for User ID and Password To log into Groiler's from home, click this box the first time to sign up for remote access - you are creating a credential. (It doesn't take long, and is free.)

20. Daniel J. Gross Catholic High School school databases. Sirs Researcher Provides thousands of fulltext articles on a varietyof social, scientific, historic, economic, political, and global issues. http://gross.creighton.edu/library/databases/

Home About Us Calendar Faith ... References Dux Esto Databases Be a Leader Welcome to the Cougar Family School Databases Sirs Researcher Provides thousands of full-text articles on a variety of social, scientific, historic, economic, political, and global issues. H.W. Wilson 2 databases searchable from 1 location -H.W. Wilson Omnifile -H.W. Wilson Biographies Plus Today's Science Provides thousands of full-text articles on scientific topics. Grolier Encyclopedia First Search 2 databases searchable from 1 location Medline Plus Health Information Top Other Databases Nebraska State Publications Nebraska state agencies listed alphabetically NLC Electronic Library Web sites entered by the librarians from the Nebraska Library Commission Gale Group Resources The Litindex database integrates the databases from Contemporary Authors, Dictionary of Literary Biography and 5 Literature Criticisms series. Book in Print with Reviews Provides reviews of over 288,000 online full text books. Reviews include title, author, ISBN, price, and grade level.

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