Databases collect thousands of articles and information from a variety of dependable sources as
magazines, newspapers, scholarly journals, primary sources, and other works. Entering search terms
allows the user to access subjects and topics with more trustworthy results than just “Googling” or
relying only on Wikipedia.
E-books and E-audio books are available for free through two sources. Overdrive (insert link) is an e-
book site we share with other libraries’ patrons that are part of our Bibliomation network. One-Click
Digital (insert link) is provided by the Connecticut State Library.
Overdrive (logo and link for log-in)
For general help (http://bibliomation.lib.overdrive.com/751DE1D3-62CD-471E-A755-
357C6674304B/10/50/en/Help.htm)
Video Tutorials on using Overdrive
http://help.overdrive.com/?Sup=http://bibliomation.lib.overdrive.com/Support.htm#videos
Information on Borrowing, Renewing, and Holding Titles on Overdrive
http://bibliomation.lib.overdrive.com/751DE1D3-62CD-471E-A755-
357C6674304B/10/50/en/LendingPolicies.htm
What devices can you use to read Overdrive e-books and e-audio titles?
http://help.overdrive.com/#devices
Need Technical Support?
One-Click Digital (logo and link for log-in)
For help, applications, video tutorials and Contact info.
http://iconnct.oneclickdigital.com/Help/Help.aspx
What devices can you use to read One-Click Digital e-books and e-audio titles?
http://iconnct.oneclickdigital.com/Help/Devices.aspx
Frequently Asked Questions
http://iconnct.oneclickdigital.com/Help/FAQs.aspx
Need Technical Support?
http://iconnct.oneclickdigital.com/Contact%20Us.aspx
IConn.org (logo and link for log-in)
IConn is a suite of databases that can help you research a project from elementary school to graduate
school. You can also use it for biographies, historical, legal and health information, 211 community
referrals, old newspapers, and more.
Learning Express Library (logo and link for log-in)
Learning Express is our online resource paid for through our budget that allows patrons to study for and
take practice tests of educational and career goals. Prepare for college entrance exams. Take practice
tests and skill-building tutorials that can help advance a career. Study for professional certification,
licensing, and aptitude tests in civil service, law enforcement, firefighting, EMS, military, real estate, and
healthcare, among others. Successfully prepare for the GED® exam when working toward a high school
diploma. Dramatically improve or refresh basic skills in reading, writing, and math or get remedial help
for school subjects.
Please ask our knowledgeable staff at Reference (add link to Reference sub-page) about using our
databases.
(add link to youth department’s database section)