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Have you heard about the state-funded online resources?
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Hear from two students as they describe how the K-12 Databases Program compares to searching the Open Internet.
Hover your mouse over the video and click the Play button below to start the video. (Duration = 2:03 minutes).
Hear from two students how the K-12 Databases can be used to complete research and homework assignments.
Hover your mouse over the video and click the Play button below to start the video. (Duration = 2:52 minutes).
Hear a description of the K-12 Databases Program and why it's so important if you're looking for quality information.
Hover your mouse over the video and click the Play button below to start the video. (Duration = 3:56 minutes).
If you have questions about the K-12 Databases Program or would like more information, please contact your school librarian or campus technology coordinator. Questions or comments about the state-funded K-12 Databases can also be directed to the K-12 Databases Help Desk at k12help@esc20.net.
The K-12 Databases program is funded by the state of Texas and is available at no cost to Texas public school communities through a partnership between the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, the Texas Education Agency, and Education Service Center, Region 20. For more information, please visit: http://web.esc20.net/k12databases