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Niceville Library
Reference Desk729-4090 or 729-4053 (fax)
ncvlibrary@okaloosa.lib.fl.us
Icons will take you to a variety of resources.
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Do You Have a Question?A Florida librarian can help you find the answer. Live online help is available 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. EST, Sunday - Friday and 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. on Saturday - you may submit your question via e-mail 24 hours a day, 7 days per week.
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Facts on File Online Research Databases: Facts.com features two great research resources to access Issues & Controversies Current Topics or American History please enter your library card number (14 digit barcode). Use the folder tabs in the top right corner of the screen to toggle between the two resources.
Issues & Controversies Current Topics- Analyzes and explains hundreds of controversial topics, in a language and format that students can understand, with the balance, accuracy, and regular updating. Presents key facts, points of view, bibliographic citations, and contact information that students need to understand topics at the forefront of public debate.
Issues & Controversies in American History - In-depth explorations of the great issues in American History~issues such as religious freedom in the colonies, Civil War Reconstruction, and women's suffrage. This searchable and interlinked online subscription database delivers concise and balanced articles that provide the background, outcomes, and contemporary points of view for the major topics in the American History curriculum.
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Infotrac Electronic Databaseoffers access to a variety of great research material which includes more than 4,200 full-text titles and five newspaper indexes. Kid's version also available as well as additional Reader's Advisory, Health, Education and Business resources. To access: Click on the Infotrac icon then enter your library card number (No spaces between numbers). You will then be able to scroll the list of resources.
Infotrac One File 1980 - JAN, 2007
A one-stop source for news and periodical articles on a wide range of topics: business, computers, current events, economics, education, environmental issues, health care, hobbies, humanities, law, literature and art, politics, science, social sciences, sports, technology, and many general interest topics. Millions of full-text articles. Updated daily.
What Do I Read Next?
Includes over 122,300 recommended titles, more than 66,700 plot summaries, and awards information from 568 awards, all to help users uncover new reading adventures, find long-remembered favorites, and discover award-winning titles. Search by genre, subject, author, title, series, and more. A monthly highlights page allows the user to see selections of award winners, upcoming titles, and titles that revolve around different subjects each month.
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H.W. Wilson's Biography Reference BankContains over 95,000 biographies and obituaries along with more than 26,000 photographs. Your library card number is all you need to access this database (No spaces between numbers).
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ReferenceUSAThe No. 1 source of information on businesses and people for researchers, students, job seekers and government agencies. An infoUSA Company.
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The Florida Electronic LibraryA gateway to select Internet resources. Use this site for: Live Reference Service, Current Events, Business, Health Issues, Homework help, Finding full-text articles and Florida History & Info. Library card number is needed.
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Okaloosa County Library Cooperatives' Electronic Resources Provide users a whole new world of information all at the click of mouse. Users can search databases indexing newspapers, journal and magazine articles, reader's guides, and graphics. We also offer access to the world's most comprehensive reference products, such as Florida Electronic Library and Learn A Test a leading source of test preparation materials and interactive practice exams.
To take advantage of our electronic resources, users must be registered patrons of member libraries. Some of the electronic resources may require on-line registration on a library computer and others may require that you enter your Borrower ID from your library card.
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