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The Cedarholm Library is a great place to conduct research. Search Holmes below to find materials. You can also look at some of the other helpful resources that we have compiled for your research.
The Library uses EBSCO (A.K.A. HOLMES) to search for information at the library. HOLMES gives you access to material physically available in the library in addition to other resources. Search HOLMES to the right or browse the sections below for more information on the Cedarholm Library.
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Databases
The Library has access to a number of databases outside of EBSCO. These databases are useful for any area of study.
Computer Programs
Several helpful programs on library computers can aid in Bible, counseling, music and other relevant subject matters.
Helpful links
Bible
Teacher Education
- Disabilities Studies Quarterly – Open Access Journal
- Annual Disability Statistics Compendium – Collects survey data related to disabilities
- Center for Disability Studies – Current Free PDF publications on disabilities
- Center for Disability Studies – Archived Free PDF publications on disabilities
- Cultural, contemporary videos
- ide@s
Humanities
- Resource for teachers to help teach writing
- Dictionary that pronounces and demonstrates usage via video
- Citation form helper…
- Schmoop
- Internet archive of various books and documents
- Image/video/audio from the WWII era
- Historical American Papers (1858-1922)
- Atlas of the Historical Geography of the United States
- Historical Maps
- Historical Maps
- Various historical collections from the Library of Congress
- OpenCulture – “The best free cultural &educational media on the web”
- BBC Languages
- Statistical world development data
- Official energy statistics
- National Security Archives
- Transparent and Accountable Government
- Homeland Security Digital Library
- U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
- Monitors global peace
- United Kingdom Doctoral Theses
Miscellaneous
- Independent news covering social justice, environment, political, and cultural issues
- Investigation of corporate violations of human rights, environmental crimes, and corruption
- Covers nature, wildlife, and science challenges that confront our planet;looking for solutions
- Features emerging technology and analysis of their commercial, social, and political impact
- Open Access Journals
- Pubget
- Google Scholar
- Online video creation / sharing software
- Online library / citation reference software
- Free citation reference program
- Free online chart maker
- U of Michigan free ebooks
- A collection of digitized titles from academic &research institutions libraries around the world.
- Project Gutenberg delivers over 42,000 free ebooks
Style Guides
The authoritative sources for each documentation style (APA, MLA, and Chicago/Turabian) are the style manuals themselves. You can easily find these in the Reference section of the library. Paper specifications may also vary based on guidelines that are specific to a particular course, teacher, or department. Be sure you know your teacher’s requirements for documentation styles.
APA
APA style: Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association by the American Psychological Association.
MLA
MLA style: MLA Handbook for Writers by Joseph Gibaldi
Turabian (Chicago)
Turabian (also known as Chicago) style: A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations by Kate L. Turabian
Turabian for Bible Department papers only: Quality Research Papers: For Students of Religion and Theology by Nancy J. Vhymeister