Ask Us Teens
 |
Call Us: 617-796-1380 |
 |
Text Us @ 66746 Start your question with "newlib" |
 |
Email Us: newtonya@minlib.net |
 |
Follow Us: |
 |
Friend Us: Newton Free Library Teens |
 |
Visit Us: 330 Homer St, Newton MA |
 |
Join Us: Monthly Event Calendar |
 |
See Us: Flickr Stream |
 |
Watch Us: Youtube Channel |
Welcome
Hey! Got Homework?
The following pages offer complete, trustworthy information to help you do your homework.
The Newton Free Library has a lot to offer......
- library’s databases
- apps
- reliable websites
- games
- book recommendations
Databases are available inside the library or at home.
- To access them at home all you need is your library card. To obtain a library card please visit the library.
Tips
Hint: Save the stuff you find on these databases to read later.
Either: Copy and paste the text into a Word document and save it in Rich
Text Format (.rtf) to a flash drive. Rich Text Format files can be read by
any word processor, so you don’t need Word to read them.
Or: Email the article to yourself. Most databases have a button on the
page to help you do this.
What does that mean?
Terminology
Periodicals: newspaper, magazine, journal
Full Text: entire article is available
Citation: bibliographic information about the article
Abstract: a summary of the article is available
Scholarly/Professional Journal: original research in a specific
field and have been reviewed by other scholars
Peer-Reviewed Journal: is an academic periodical that has a
review process to ensure its accuracy
Loading...
