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Research
Tools: Subject Guides
ESL (English
as a Second Language) Research Guide
ESL Online Databases:
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Online Databases are available to current EPCC students, faculty
and staff from computers located on campus or off-campus by
selecting the "Off-campus access" link.
For more instructions on how access databases
off campus please go to: Instructions
for Off-campus access to Databases
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| eLibrary
Formerly
called Electric Library. Full text of television and radio
transcripts, magazines, journals and newspapers. Also includes
maps, pictures and excerpts from books. Off-campus
access
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EBSCO
Middle
Search Plus Middle
Search Plus provides full text for more than 150 popular
magazines as far back as 1990. All full text articles included
in the database are assigned a reading level indicator (Lexiles).
Also contains biographies and an Image Collection of photos,
maps and flags.
Off-campus
access
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EBSCO
Searchasaurus
Primary
Search Lexiles 200 – 1030. Includes dictionary, encyclopedia,
pictures and magazines.
Off-campus
access
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Funk
and Wagnalls New Encyclopedia
Provides
over 25,000 encyclopedic entries. Searchable by subject or
keywords within the entry.
Off-campus
access
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Galenet
- Discovering
Collection Includes
Discovering Authors, biography, Multicultural America, Science,
U.S. and World History; EXPLORING Novels, Poetry, Shakespeare,
Short Stories, Newsmakers; and various Worldmark Encyclopedias.
Off-campus
access
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| Galenet
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Student
Resource Center - Gold Contains
thousands of curriculum-targeted primary documents, biographies,
topical essays, background information, critical analyses,
timelines, maps, graphics and full-text coverage of over 1,000
magazines and newspapers.
Off-campus
access
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Newsbank
Databases
America's
Newspapers (Texas newspapers), Newsbank Newsfile (2000-) and
Noticias en Español (1992-). Americas's newspapers includes the
El Paso Times (1999-). Newsbank Newsfile contains articles from
over 500 newspapers in the U.S. and Canada, all with full-text.
Noticias en Español is totally in Spanish. Off-campus
access
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Research guide created by Lorely
Ambriz, lorelya@epcc.edu
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