Homework Help Center
Getting Started
1) Search the Library Catalog
2) Try Our Online Databases
3) Go Online
1) Search the Library Catalog
- If we don't have what you need, check for items in other libraries through Request Main (also found in our online Library Catalog)
- If you don't have time to request an item through Inter-Library Loan (it can take 2 weeks) call the library and ask them to hold it for you for pick-up. Your library Card works in all Connecticut Public Libraries!
2) Try Our Online Databases
- All of our Databases are provided through iconn.org and you can access them there or individually on our Databases Page. You may need your library card number to access these databases.
3) Go Online
- There is lots of information available online. However, not all of it is credible. Search carefully and learn to recognize what makes a website a good resource. Wikipedia, for example, is not a good source - but the sources listed at the bottom of a Wikipedia page are often a great starting point!
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Great Websites
Math Khan Academy Math Open Reference Science Khan Academy Periodic Table Dino Directory History The Avalon Project: Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy American History--Shmoop Videos on American History Encyclopedia Iranica: Iranian History English 60 Second Recap One Word Vocab--Word Stash Vocabulary.com Foreign Languages Heritage Education Music National Jukebox |
College Resources
Scholarships.com Federal Student Aid FAFSA The College Expo College Board Think College! MOOC - Massive Open Online Courses Online College Courses College Navigator Practical Money Skills: Financial Literacy Federal Financial Aid Toolkit |
