A-Z Resources

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ABC Mouse

Interactive books and educational games for children ages 2-6.

  • 8,500+ individual learning activities.
  • 850+ lessons.
  • Reading, math, science, and social studies.
Only available at Palo Alto City Library


Alexander Street Press New! Library Card Required.

Alexander Street is a hub for scholarly resources in streaming video, audio, and text formats, fostering research, teaching, and learning across various disciplines. Key offerings include:

  • History: Explore extensive historical documents and multimedia resources.
  • Literature & Language: Investigate a wide range of literary works and linguistic studies.
  • Music & Performing Arts: This is their largest collection and includes a large mix of music genres and performers (Classical Music, Opera, and Jazz).
  • Social Sciences: Explore aspects of human society from various sociological and anthropological perspectives.

This platform also offers advanced search functionality and full video transcripts. Access this resource using our special link.

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American Physical Society (APS) Physics Journals

Collection of resources on physics, includes volumes on:

  • Atomic, molecular, and optical physics.
  • Nuclear physics, gravitation, and cosmology.
  • The APS Journal Archive (back to 1893).
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AtoZdatabases

AtoZdatabase is the job search, reference & mailing list database. You can use it to find details on millions of business and individuals within the U.S.

  • Find a job.
  • Search by person or business.
  • Look up phone number to find out who called you.
  • Search for healthcare provider by speciality, state of license, geography.
  • Create mailing lists and sales leads.
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Beanstack

Beanstack is like a smart watch or fitness tracker for your reading goals. The app version has many built-in features like a barcode scanner and timer to make this process very easy—it's way better than paper and pencil!

  • Log your reading progress by page, minute, or book, it's up to you.
  • Beanstack can also send book recommendations by email based on your reading interests.
  • We also use this site for our summer reading program and other online events.  

Learn how to create a Beanstack account and use the app or website.

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Biography in Context Library Card Required.

Biography In Context is for those seeking contextual information on the world's most influential people.

It's built on a foundation of more than 650,000 biographical entries covering international figures from all time periods and areas of study, providing coverage of the most searched and studied people.

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Bookflix Audiobooks eBooks Library Card Required.

Watch and read kids' eBooks.

  • Pairs classic video storybooks with related nonfiction.
  • Animals and Nature, Family and Community, Celebrations.
  • Read Along with word-by-word highlighting.

Bookletters

Sign up to get book recommendations in your email box.

  • For adults, teens, and children.
  • Browse award winning, subject, and best selling lists.
  • New book notifications.
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Brainfuse

An online homework and study tools for kids and adults.

  • Live tutoring.
  • Create flash cards.
  • Practice tests for SAT and GED.
  • Prepare for U.S. Citizenship Test.
  • Discover college majors and careers that match your skills and interests.
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Britannica Escolar New!

The Spanish version of Britannica Scholar.

Impulse su investigación con esta enciclopedia fácil de usar para estudiantes en edad escolar.

  • Artículos, imágenes, videos y fuentes primarias.
  • Para estudiantes de la primaria o secundaria.
  • Traduzca o escuche los artículos.
  • La creación de una bibliografía es fácil al usar las herramientas de citaciones.
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Britannica School New!

Jump start your research with this easy to use encyclopedia for school-age students.

  • Articles, images, videos and primary sources.
  • For elementary, middle or high school students.
  • Translate, or listen to articles.
  • Citation tools make creating a bibliography easy.
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California Driver’s Tests

Get ready to take the written California Driver's permit and license tests.

  • Califorania DMV practice tests and exam simulator.
  • Permit, driver’s license, and senior citizens’ refresher tests.
  • Car, motorcycle, and commercial (CDL).
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California Mission Books

Research California's missions for your next social studies project.

  • eBooks for elementary and middle school students.
  • Login to read.

Username = missions

Password = missions

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CliffsNotes

Great resource for book reports, English papers, and exams.

  • Literature notes on commonly assigned books.
  • Test prep and study guides.
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ComicsPlus Children’s Library eBooks New! Library Card Required.

Comics Plus Children’s Library is appropriate for Ages 5-14:

  • Readers: Beginning and emerging readers in elementary school; active readers in upper elementary and middle school; reluctant and remedial readers of all ages.
  • Formats: Early readers and picture books to traditional comic books, manga, and comic strips.
  • Key Titles: Adventure Time; Archie Comics; Avatar: The Last Airbender; Awkward; Big Nate; Bone; Chicagoland Detective Agency; Disney Descendants; Disney Fairies; Djeliya; Fairy Tail; Fuku Fuku Kitten Tales; Geronimo Stilton; The Legend of Zelda; Lucy the Dinosaur; Lumberjanes; Mail Order Ninja; Minecraft; My Little Pony; Quince; The Sisters; Sonic the Hedgehog; Stranger Things; Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; They Called Us Enemy
  • Key Publishers: ABDO, Archie Comics, Andrews McMeel, Capstone, Cartoon Books, Classics Illustrated, Immedium, Junior Yen, Kodansha, Lerner, Manga Classics, Papercutz, Rosen, Saddleback Educational

Every title is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, on your computer, tablet or phone -- no holds or wait lists required.

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ComicsPlus Full Catalog eBooks New! Library Card Required.

Enjoy unlimited access to thousands of graphic novels, manga and comics from a variety of library-friendly publishers. The Comics Plus Full Catalog allows you to access content for all ages, including adult content.

Every title is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, on your computer, tablet or phone -- no holds or wait lists required.

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Connected California

Know someone who needs free help to:

-Find low-cost internet services & devices

-Learn basic computer skills

-Find & use online resources 

Connected California is free for all California residents. Digital Navigators can be contacted by:

Connected California is supported in whole or in part by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the American Rescue Plan Act, administered in California by the State Librarian. 

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Coursera New!

Gain in-demand job skills and certificates from experts at 200+ world-class universities and companies including:

  • Yale
  • University of Michigan
  • Google
  • IBM

Access

  1. Click the Coursera link
  2. Create/log in to your Coursera account
  3. Redeem your unlimited access for 6 months.

This resource is supported in whole or in part by funding provided by the State of California, administered by the California State Library. Palo Alto City Library has access from Oct 1, 2021 to Sep 30, 2024.

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Covid-19 Legal Issues New!

The coronavirus will have lasting legal implications for our society. In our effort to help our community find credible information on legal topics impacted by this pandemic we're sharing a law resource webpage created by the San Diego Law Library.
 
They provide legal resource information on topics such as:
  • Health
  • Employment
  • Government Benefits
  • Housing
  • And many more
For additional information and for topics not covered on this webpage, the UCLA School of Law, opens a new window and the Library of Congress, opens a new window have compiled Federal and California laws and orders enacted in response to the coronavirus.
 
Please share this where you can.
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CultureGrams New! Library Card Required.

Provides detailed cultural information on over 200 countries, all 50 states in US and the Canadian provinces and territories. Includes four editions:

  • World Edition
  • Kids edition
  • States edition
  • Provinces edition
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Discover & Go Library Card Required.

Get free and low-cost passes for cultural destinations like:

  • museums
  • science centers
  • zoos
  • theatres
Instructions
  1. Log in with your library card and last name on the Discover & Go site
  2. Browse for passes by date or by venue
  3. Make a reservation
  4. Print your pass
Restrictions
  • Discover & Go passes are available to Palo Alto Library cardholders age 14 and older. For some attractions, the minimum age will be 16 or 18 and up.
  • Patrons must live within the library's service area in order to log in and reserve passes.
  • You can have 2 active reservations at a time.
  • You can make reservations up to 3 months in advance.
  • Active reservations can be canceled only if the pass has not been printed.
  • If you reserve a pass and do not use it or cancel the reservation, the unused pass will count towards your limit.
  • Some venues have placed a 1-pass-per-year restriction and you will only be able to reserve those passes once per calendar year. You will find details about each pass within the venue information.
  • The pass is for use only by the person named and only on the date specified. No photocopies are allowed.
  • Valid ID is required for admission with passes to venues.
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Driving-Tests.org

Prepare to drive. Driving-Tests.org offers a number of practice tests for:

  • Getting driver permits.
  • Prepping for the written California Driver's test
  • Signs and situations
  • And a featured Test Simulator
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EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) Library Card Required.

EDS provides fast, simple access to all of our library’s full text articles.

  • Contains content from hundreds of academic publishers.
  • Supports full text language translation.
  • Citation format is available.
  • Supports personalized and shared folders.
  • Includes EBSCO Master File Complete:
    • Consumer Reports
    • NOLO Press Legal eBooks

Topics Include:

  • Business & Economics
  • Computer Science & Engineering
  • Current Events
  • Environment
  • Education
  • Health Sciences
  • History
  • Law
  • Life Sciences
  • Literature
  • Performing Arts & Theatre
  • Philosophy & Religion
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Enki Library eBooks Library Card Required.

Enki Library is an eBooks platform created by libraries in California with great content from indie publishers. 

Downloadable eBooks in Enki are compatible with most eReading devices, PCs & Macs. The Library recommend borrowing and reading Enki eBooks with the SimplyE app. You can get the SimplyE app to your device from the Google Play store or the Apple App store.

Check out Enki FAQs if you need help.

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ERIC

An online library of education-related research, including:

  • research reports
  • journal articles
  • conference papers

See the ERIC Product Guide for detailed information on how to search this database.

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Federal Statistics

Find data on communities and identify trends using US Federal Statistics. Data sets include:

  • Census Data
  • Maps
  • Federal Agency statistics
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Flipster Newspapers & Magazines

A next-generation digital magazine service for browsing the latest issues of popular magazines on your mobile device or computer. Popular titles include:

  • Consumer Reports
  • People
  • Time
  • The Atlantic
  • Forbes
  • Sunset 

Check out Flipster FAQs if you need help.

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Freegal Music Music Library Card Required.

Download and stream music to your computer or device. You can also create playlists for listening to later.

  • 3 million songs
  • Over 10,000 labels
  • Over 60 countries

Limits:

  • Downloads: 5 per library card per week.
  • Streaming: 3 hours per day.
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Gale Interactive: Science New!

Explore topics in various science areas such as:

  • Earth science
  • Biology
  • Human Anatomy
  • Chemistry

Allows students to manipulate 3D interactive models to visualize and understand biology, chemistry, earth, and space sciences.

Made available by the California State Library.

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GetSetUp New!

Designed for and by older adults. Learn, connect and share with peers in small, live classes held online.

Access

  • Create an online account using this link.
  • Already have your own paid subscription account? Use coupon code CSL-PA while booking your class to waive your fee for PAID classes.

For help booking a class or session, call +1-(888)-559-1614 or email help@getsetup.io

This resource is supported in whole or in part by funding provided by the State of California, administered by the California State Library. Palo Alto City Library has access from Oct 1, 2021 to Sep 30, 2024.

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Heritage Quest Library Card Required.

Reveal your families history with this rich genealogy resource.

  • Search historical census databases
  • 28,000 local and family histories
  • Revolutionary War database search
  • Freedman's Bank search
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Historical Newspaper Collection

Learn about Palo Alto history. This online collection contains Palo Alto newspapers going back to the 1870s.

Full-text digital scans are searchable by keyword, name, place, and publishing year.

  • Palo Alto Live Oak (10/28/1896 – 1903)
  • Palo Alto Press (1901-1902)
  • Palo Altan (12/1/1905-12/28/1906, 1912-1914)
  • Mayfield Enterprise (3/5/1870-5/3/1871)
  • Citizen (3/5/1904-12/31/1905)
  • The Daily Palo Alto (published by students of Leland Stanford Univ. 9/3/1902-12/17/1902)
  • The Palo Alto Times (1893-11/23/1905)
  • The Daily Palo Alto Times (1/9/1908-1918)
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Hoopla Audiobooks eBooks Movies & TV Music Library Card Required.

Download and stream digital content to your computer or device:

  • Streaming movies & TV.
  • eBooks
  • eAudiobooks
  • Graphic novels
  • Music albums

Limit 3 checkouts per month per library card.

We invite you to also try Hoopla's BingePass collection, which allows unlimited streaming of an entire series for seven days with just 1 checkout. Every three months you will also find the Bonus Borrows collection featured on their homepage. Bonus Borrows do not count against your 3 checkout per month limit and are a great way to try something new.

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Hyper History

HyperHistory is an expanding scientific project presenting world history with an interactive combination of synchronoptic lifelines, timelines, and maps.

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IndieFlix Movies & TV Library Card Required.

IndieFlix is a movie service that offers access to pop culture favorites, box office hits, award-winning feature films, documentaries and shorts.

Unlimited access is available via the Libby website or the Libby app by following the steps below:

  • Add your library card number to log into Libby
  • Scroll down and click/tap on the "Extras" section
  • Click/tap on "IndieFlix"  to get your 7-day pass

You can always get another 7-day pass to IndieFlix by repeating the above steps after the previous access expires.

If you need help with Libby, please contact Libby Support.

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IssueLab

Find data for your research project or grant.

IssueLab contains social sector knowledge covering 30 major areas.  

The documents in each collection area include reports from major organizations, such as:

  • the Knight Foundation
  • Pew Charitable Trust
  • the National League of Cities
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Kanopy Movies & TV Library Card Required.

Stream great movies to your PC or device, including:

  • Great cinema from the Criterion Collection.
  • A broad collection of foreign films.
  • Engaging lectures from The Great Courses.
  • Documentaries from PBS.

Viewing Limits

Customers get 9 tickets per card per month which can be used to watch videos via Kanopy. For more information on tickets, please see this explainer on tickets.

Get Started

Watch Kanopy Tutorial online to get started. Check out Kanopy FAQs if you need help. 

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LearningExpress Library Card Required.

LearningExpress Library is an online learning platform to take self-paced courses and practice tests.

  • Skill-building courses and eBooks to help with reading, writing, and math.
  • Occupational practice tests and civil service exams for a variety of career choices.
  • College and grad school entrance test prep.
  • GED® test prep.
  • And more.

Available in English and Spanish. New users will be asked to create a user name and password when they first access the resource.

This resource is supported in whole or in part by funding provided by the State of California, administered by the California State Library. Palo Alto City Library has access from Oct 1, 2021 to Sep 30, 2024.

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Libby (Overdrive) Audiobooks eBooks Movies & TV Music Newspapers & Magazines Library Card Required.

Libby, provided by Overdrive, is a platform for eBooks, audiobooks, magazines and streaming video.

  • Almost 3000 eBooks
  • Over 3600 audiobooks
  • Over 3000 magazines such as The New Yorker, Discover, National Geographic, Forbes, and Newsweek

Libby also provides additional streaming services:

  • Qello concert and performance streaming, plus films on music. 
  • Indieflix films and documentaries from emerging filmmakers 
  • Great Courses college-level lectures and literature

Access:

  1. Click the Libby Link
  2. Follow the prompts to sign in with your library card. We are a member of the Northern California Digital Library (NCDL).
  3. Note that you may need to scroll down or click the "more" button to see our library in the list.

Check out the Libby FAQs if you need help.

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LINK+ Library Card Required.

LINK+ enables you to borrow books from outside the Palo Alto Library system.


LinkedIn Learning New! Library Card Required.

Choose from thousands of online courses to learn in-demand skills from real-world industry experts.

  • software development
  • business and project management
  • creative skills and software training (Adobe, 3D animation, film making, etc.)

Access

  • Desktop users: Enter your library account number and PIN with our special link.
  • Mobile users: Use library code "paloaltocitylibrary" and then enter your library account and PIN on the following screen. 

This resource is supported in whole or in part by funding provided by the State of California, administered by the California State Library. Palo Alto City Library has access from Oct 1, 2021 to Sep 30, 2024.

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medici.tv New! Library Card Required.

Watch classical concerts anywhere.

  • Symphonies
  • Operas
  • Ballet
  • Documentaries
  • and recorded classes from the masters.
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National Geographic Kids New!

Kids can explore topics in science, nature, culture, archaeology, and space through this multi-media collection of:

  • Videos
  • Pictures
  • Books
  • Magazines

Made possible through the California State Library.

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New York Times Online Newspapers & Magazines Library Card Required.

Get access to current news from the New York Times website.

Also includes, access to articles from 1981-present, as well as 1851-1922

Checkout Procedures

  • Click on the authentication link.
  • Log in with your 14 digit library barcode and PIN.
  • Once logged in, you will be prompted to create an account.
    • During the account creation process, an email must be provided to the New York Times.
  • Once logged in, you have access to the New York Times Online for 72 hours.
  • After 72 hours has expired, simply click on the authentication link once more to receive another 72-hour checkout.
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Northstar Digital Literacy New!

Self-directed online learning of basic computer skills and using technology in daily life.

  • Essential computer skills: Basic computer, internet basics, using email, windows 10, MacOS
  • Essential Software: Microsoft: Word, Excel, PowerPoint; and Google Docs
  • Technology in Daily Life: Social Media, Information Literacy, Supporting K-12 Distance Learning, Career search skills, your digital footprint 

This resource is supported in whole or in part by funding provided by the State of California, administered by the California State Library. Palo Alto City Library has access from Oct 1, 2021 to Sep 30, 2024.

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Novelist K-8 Plus

Book recommendation service for K-8 readers:

  • Notification services
  • Fiction and non-fiction recommendations
  • Mood-based recommendations
  • Core Curriculum recommendations
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O’Reilly Audiobooks eBooks New! Library Card Required.

eBooks, audiobooks and video trainings on computer, technology, and business.

  • Over 35,000 technology, digital media, and business eBooks, including Safari Tech Books content, in multiple languages.
  • 30,000 hours of video trainings
  • curated learning paths and case studies.
  • Programming, SQL databases, network administration, and project management
  • Titles from Microsoft Press, Adobe Press, Peachpit, and Jossey-Bass.

This service has a 500 daily user limit, so in rare circumstances, users may experience delays in access.

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Occupational Outlook Handbook

Find career information to help you on your career choices:

  • outlook for hundreds of occupations
  • descriptions of job types and typical duties
  • education and training requirements
  • pay ranges
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Opposing Viewpoints in Context Library Card Required.

Topical resource on current issues in several areas.

  • Business & Economics
  • Health & Medicine
  • Energy & Environmentalism
  • Law & Politics
  • Society & Culture
  • Science, Technology & Ethics
  • War & Diplomacy

Great resources for debates and pro/con papers.

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ProQuest Research Companion New! Library Card Required.

Develop your research skills with these research tutorial videos:

  • How to find information
  • How to evaluate information
  • How to use information
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Qello Concerts Music Library Card Required.

Qello Concerts is the world's largest collection of full-length concerts and music documentaries. 

Unlimited access is available via the Libby website or the Libby app by following the steps below:

  • Add your library card number to log into Libby
  • Scroll down and click/tap on the "Extras" section
  • Click/tap on "Qello Concert" to get your 7-day pass

You can always get another 7-day pass to Qello by repeating the above steps after the previous access expires.

If you need help with Libby, please contact Libby Support.

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Santa Clara County Law Library

The Santa Clara County Law Library is a public library providing free access to its legal collection and databases.

Open to residents of Santa Clara County.

For access to the online resources of SCCLL, please contact:

(408) 299-3567 (Recorded Information)
(408) 299-3568
circdesk@sccll.org

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Science in Context Library Card Required.

Find your next science fair project or explore science topics and news.

  • Articles, videos, images and audio files on science topics.
  • Chemistry, Biology, Health and Medicine, Math and Technology.
  • 200+ experiments and projects from U*X*L Experiment Central.
  • Citation tools make creating a bibliography easy.
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SIRS Discoverer New! Library Card Required.

A curated reference database for educators teaching basic research skills in primary and secondary education.

Resources include:

  • General reference
  • Common assignments
  • Biographies
  • Animals
  • Countries
  • Pro/con
  • Lexiles
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SIRS Issues Researcher New! Library Card Required.

Curate pro/con database for middle and high school students, university undergraduates and instructors.

  • Pro/con
  • Controversial issues
  • Persuasive writing
  • Argument
  • Social issues
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Social Studies Fact Cards: California Edition

California social studies facts for beginning researchers.

  • Missions and Ranchos, Indigenous Peoples, governors and explorers.
  • Explore California history by decade.
  • Topics from California social studies curriculum.
  • Grades 4-8.
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Sutro Library

The Sutro Library holds the original collection of Adolph Sutro (1830–1898), California businessman and San Francisco mayor.

  • The largest genealogy collections in the U.S.
  • William Shakespeare's First, Second, Third and Fourth folios (1623–1685);
  • Letters and papers of British explorer and naturalist Joseph Banks (1800s);
  • The Mexican Collection: materials on Mexican culture, religion and politics (1540–1889)
  • Belgian mapmaker Pieter van den Keere's World Map (1611).
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Testing & Education Reference Center New!

 
  • English and math skill-building
  • AP Subjects and High School Equivalency tests
  • College Prep like the ACT and SAT
  • Career and military tests
  • GMAT, GRE, LSAT and other college exams
  • TOEIC, TOEFL and US citizenship exams

* Requires customers to create a user name and password on the NelNetSolutions.com site (after authenticating as a library user with barcode and PIN when accessing outside the library).

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U.S. History in Context Library Card Required.

Explore U.S. history from pre-colonial time to present.

  • Articles on events, individuals, and periods of U.S. History.
  • Translate or listen to articles.
  • Citation tools make creating a bibliography easy.
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U.S. Newsstream Newspapers & Magazines Library Card Required.

U.S. Newsstream is a comprehensive collection that covers local, national, and international news, updated daily. You can search current U.S. news content, as well as archives that stretch back into the 1980s.

Key U.S. titles include:

  • The New York Times (backfile from 1980 forward)
  • The Wall Street Journal (from 1984 forward)
  • The Washington Post (from 1987 forward)
  • Los Angeles Times (from 1985 forward)
  • Chicago Tribune (from 1985 forward)
  • The Boston Globe (from 1980 forward)
  • CNN Newswires
  • The Huffington Post

It also offers exclusive access to over 80 Gannett regional newspapers and includes hundreds of other local, regional, and national titles from throughout the U.S.

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Value Line New! Library Card Required.

Improve your investment knowledge with this market analysis and learning resource.

  • market insights
  • daily market updates
  • investment learning resources

Limited to 3 simultaneous library users at a time.

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VetNow New!

This is an all-in-one suite of services designed for career or veteran needs. Here you can get online coaching and self-study tools to:

  • Update your resume
  • Write a cover letter
  • Prepare for a job interview
  • Navigate veteran benefits and community resources
  • Collaborative learning tools
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Virtual Privacy Lab

The Virtual Privacy Lab at San Jose Public Library offers ways to educate yourself on the underlying technical issues that make online privacy challenging.

  • Privacy topics
  • Customizable privacy toolkit
  • Solutions to privacy issue
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Wall Street Journal, The Newspapers & Magazines New!

Get online access to current business news from the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).

Checkout Procedures

  • Click on the authentication link.
  • Enter your 14 digit library barcode and PIN if you are accessing the link remotely for the first time. 
  • After logging in, you will be prompted to create an account and accept their Privacy Notice, Subscriber Agreement, and Cookie Notice.
    • During the account creation process, an email must be provided to the Wall Street Journal.
    • Do not share your Wall Street Journal account with others.
  • You have access to the Wall Street Journal for 3 days.
  • After 72 hours has expired, simply click on the authentication link once more to receive another 3 day checkout.
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Washington Post Newspapers & Magazines New! Library Card Required.

Unlimited digital access to WashingtonPost.com without creating a new account.

  • Expert reporting and analysis from Washington and around the world.
  • Real-time Q&A Discussions providing a behind the scenes look at key stories.
  • Live-streaming of Washington Post Live events.

Checkout Procedure

  • Click on the authentication link.
  • Log in with your 14 digit library barcode and PIN.
  • Once logged in, you have unlimited access to The Washington Post website.
  • Note that closing your web browser or restarting your computer may require revisiting the authentication link.
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World History in Context Library Card Required.

Learn more about world history, politics, economics, and culture.

  • Articles on history, political movements, and current events.
  • Cross searchable with U.S. History In Context.
  • Translate or listen to articles.
  • Citation tools make creating a bibliography easy.
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WorldCat

Search library catalogs from around the world.

Note: Palo Alto City Library does not have inter-library loan services with libraries outside the LINK+ system. Most resources found in WorldCat will require a library account with the library holding a particular item.


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