Digital Database Resources

offers a wealth of relevant content on the authors and works most studied in the high school curriculum, multicultural classics, contemporary literature, and more. Over 1300 videos of classic works and films are included. Students will find exactly what they need without having to wade through an uncurated search: overviews. synopses, analyses, and literary criticisim of thousands of works.

builds global awareness by connecting authoritative news, primary sources, videos, and data to help students critically analyze modern issues. Featuring vetted content from over 360 worldwide publications—including 170+ international newspapers—it offers a global perspective on business, politics, culture, and the environment.

guides users through every stage of career planning. It features tools for self-assessments, workplace skills training, school and financial aid searches, live job listings, and exclusive directories for internships and apprenticeships—all through a fast, mobile-friendly platform.

Designed for high schoolers, this comprehensive health database provides authoritative info on body systems, diseases, treatments, and age-specific wellness. It includes content from over 60 medical encyclopedias, 5,000+ video clips, and 2,500+ color illustrations.

Designed for high school STEM research, Science Online offers a clear overview of major scientific disciplines through curated Topic Centers and interactive eLearning Modules.

Designed for U.S. history research, this media-rich database offers contextual coverage of key figures, events, and topics from early North American exploration to modern history, helping students build critical thinking and information literacy skills.

This world history database chronicles global civilizations from ancient times to modern events, covering key figures, cultures, and historic milestones to give students a comprehensive perspective on human history.

Designed for high schoolers, African-American History provides a comprehensive look at over 500 years of African American history and culture, featuring video overviews, slideshows, and curated Topic Centers for easy research.

Designed for high schoolers, Native American History provides interactive access to over 15,000 years of indigenous culture and history across 600+ groups using primary sources, maps, timelines, biographies, and multimedia.

Curated by leading scholars, American History offers high school students a complete research database spanning prehistory to today, featuring articles, primary sources, videos, maps, and timelines.

Designed for high schoolers, Ancient and Medieval History covers world history from prehistory through the mid-1500s, featuring specialized Topic Centers, primary sources, maps, timelines, and multimedia on key global civilizations.

Designed for high schoolers, Modern World History covers global events, people, and ideas from the mid-15th century to today through primary sources, maps, timelines, and multimedia.

This resource offers primary source documents across U.S., African American, and World History, plus curated materials that explore current events through a historical lens.

Designed for grades 6–12, World Geography and Culture offers detailed country, state, and territory profiles covering history, government, and society alongside interactive comparison tools, maps, videos, and geography reference guides.

This cross-curricular database covers today’s top social issues—such as immigration, fast fashion, and artificial intelligence—through news, overviews, and diverse perspectives that help students build critical thinking skills.