Secondary Online Research Resources

EJSTOR is a trusted digital library that provides access to scholarly journals, academic books, research papers, images, and primary source materials across a wide range of disciplines. It is widely used by students, educators, researchers, and libraries to discover reliable, peer-reviewed content for research, teaching, and learning.
Register using your school email or contact the librarian for your login credential.

EBSCO Research Starters is an online research tool that provides reliable, easy-to understand overviews of thousands of academic and educational topics. It helps students begin their research by offering fact-checked summary articles, key background information, and links to additional sources for deeper study.

Encyclopedia of Life (EOL) is a free online resource that provides information about living organisms from around the world. Students can use EOL to research plants, animals, fungi, and other forms of life through articles, images, videos, and scientific data gathered from trusted museums, universities, and research
organizations.
The World Bank Open Data – Countries and Economies page provides free access to development and economic data for countries and regions around the world. Users can select a country to explore statistics and trends.
Newsela offers engaging articles, videos, and learning resources that connect classroom learning to real-world events and topics.
Students can read content tailored to their reading level and complete activities that build literacy and critical thinking skills.
Register with AIS provided email (for teachers), or join using class code provided by your teacher (for students)
Whichbook is an online tool that recommends books according to how you want a book to feel, such as funny, exciting, emotional,
or thought-provoking. It is a great resource for students looking for their next enjoyable read or wanting to broaden their reading
choice

Citation Sites