Imagine this scenario: You are trying to complete your social studies report and it is 10:30pm on a Sunday night. The report is due Monday morning and you need to find some encyclopedia articles for your report.
Are you going to panic? Are you going to 'freak-out' or stress out or worry yourself sick?
Nope. No way.
Why?
Because you know that you can use your library.
That's right - you can use the library's online resources - WHILE YOU ARE AT HOME.
All you need is your handy-dandy library card and just visit the library homepage. Click on this link and then click on the Research link at the top of the page.
Specifically we have a wide-ranging, comprehensive, current resource called 'Credo Reference' which contains dictionaries, bilingual dictionaries, thesauri, encyclopedias, quotations, atlases, and more for students. The number and variety of titles in each of the categories listed above makes this online database a great start for students to turn to when writing papers or essays for school.
Geography, history, social studies,biography, literature, poetry and more are just some of the subject covered in this all-encompassing database. You'll also find pictures, video, journal articles and current events related to the topic you are researching.
Students will probably get better grades - and spend less time doing research - when Credo Reference is used to help with school assignments.
Enjoy Credo Reference and if you have any questions, you can contact the library at 516-249-909 or, via email at falmail@nassaulibrary.org.
Regards,
Stu
