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For current database passwords, Central Carolina Technical College students should contact the Library at (803) 778-6647 or log into myCCTC and click on the Library tab. The list of online resources with their usernames and passwords for remote access is on the right.

AccessScience (McGraw-Hill)
Gateway to authoritative information in all major areas of science and technology, featuring the online, fully illustrated version of the 10th edition of the McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science & Technology; headline news from Science News Magazine.

 NewCampus Research  Currently only accessible from computers at CCTC campuses. Westlaw's Campus Research is a comprehensive collection of news, business, and law-related resources.

The Chronicle of Higher Education
on campus access only

EBSCO Databases Collegiate DISCUS On Campus  |  Off Campus
Full text periodical databases including, MLA International Bibliography, ERIC, CINAHL and Academic Search Premier.

 Facts on File News Services Databases
World News Digest; World Almanac; Issues and Controversies; Today’s Science on File; Ferguson's Career Guidance Center

Ferguson's Career Guidance Center    Essential career research database with video covering detailed job and industry descriptions and job skills. Provides tips on interviewing, resume writing, appropriate dress, and more.job skills. Provides tips on interviewing, resume writing, appropriate dress, and more.

Gale Databases DISCUS
Covers literature, history, science, health, biography, and many other subjects. Full-text periodical and reference database.

History Study Center
Current and backfiles of journal articles, rare books, newspaper articles, video clips, parliamentary papers, criminal trial records, radio and television news, maps, images, student guides and a bookshelf of respected reference titles. Currently a limit of four simultaneous users.

Nursing Collection II:  Lippincott Premier Nursing Journals  Accessible on CCTC campus computers. This collection provides access to over 20 nursing journals including Computers in Nursing, Nurse Educator, Nursing Research, Lippincott's Case Management, and AJN: American Journal of Nursing.

Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center
Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center brings together viewpoint articles, contextual topic overviews, government and organizational statistics.

ProQuest Databases
Full text nursing, criminal justice, and vocational articles.

 SIRS Knowledge Source DISCUS
Full text articles with topics including current affairs, social issues, government reports, arts, and humanities.

SIRS Discoverer DISCUS
Full text articles and graphics on all topics for children.

 AccessScience (McGraw-Hill)
Gateway to authoritative information in all major areas of science and technology, featuring the online, fully illustrated version of the 10th edition of the McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science & Technology; headline news from Science News Magazine.

Liebert OnlineCollegiate DISCUSon campus access only
delivers electronic access to peer-reviewed journals published by Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. More than 28,000 papers from more than fifty-five authoritative journals, all full-text searchable and linked to external bibliographic databases are available from this resource.

NewScience Online Collegiate DISCUSon campus access only
The world’s leading journal of original scientific journal of original scientific research, global news and commentary.

Encyclopædia Britannica Online
With over 100,000 articles Britannica Online contains comprehensive coverage on almost any subject.

 NoodleBib Citation Software (Note: This is not a database with reseach articles.This is software to assist in creating MLA and APA citations.) Generate, edit, and publish an entire MLA Works Cited list or APA References list that complies with the rules of the current MLA Handbook and APA Publication Manual. NoodleBib takes care of punctuation, alphabetization and formatting, producing a polished source list for import into Word.

 


 

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is coordinated by PASCAL, in cooperation with its members, the South Carolina State Library, and other partners. Collegiate DISCUS is funded by the South Carolina General Assembly through an appropriation to the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education.

DISCUS
is coordinated by the South Carolina State Library in cooperation with schools, colleges and public libraries. DISCUS is funded by the South Carolina General Assembly through the K-12 Technology Initiative, with supplemental funding by the federal Library Services & Technology Act.