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researchIT CT is the Connecticut State Library’s FREE research engine for use by libraries, schools, faculty, students, and residents throughout the state.

Additional Resources

  • Access Workforce Solutions from EBSCO’s Learning Express here!

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Free Online Educational Resources

  • CT Learning Hub is your destination for universal access to curated tools and resources anytime, anywhere. The CT Learning Hub puts resources in the hands of CT families, students and educators. The Hub is a free and interactive web page of digital resources to support online and offline learning.
  • The Amistad Digital Resource provides a much-needed solution to help teachers fulfill  curricular requirements educational based on mandates requiring the integration of African-American history by many state legislatures. 
  • ProQuest launched a new website: The Black Freedom Struggle in the United States. It’s a free, open resource for students, educators and others who are researching U.S. Black history.
  • PQDT Open from ProQuest provides the full text of open access dissertations and theses free of charge. 
  • TeachRock.org is an open educational resource of hundreds of unit and lesson plans, Student Editions, and musician bios. TeachRock’s “Rock and Soul of America” high school history course is taught throughout California, Colorado, New Mexico, Ohio, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and elsewhere.
  • Thinkalong™ is a free educational service of Connecticut Public, the parent company of Connecticut Public Television and Connecticut Public Radio, and the state’s only locally-owned media organization producing TV, radio, print, web and digital content for Connecticut’s wide-ranging and diverse communities.
  • For educators and students looking to find open and free access to e-resources, use this link from the Connecticut State Library.

 

 

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