Educational Resources

Annette Mims

As a Brooklyn Public Library card holder, teens have access to a plethora of online resources to help aid in educational pursuits. Now more than ever, during this unprecedented time BPL is here to help as students, educators, and parents navigate a new world of blended and virtual learning. Whether you're looking for one-to-one tutoring, access to newspapers around the world, interactive learning games, or visual learning style resources there is something for everyone. This curated list of BPL offered databases are just a few examples of online resources available to BPL card holders. 

Brainfuse HelpNow

Brainfuse has upgraded their entire website to provide even more online resources for students. With homework help, a foreign language lab, a writing lab, and adult learning center, Brainfuse has a resource for every age!        

ScienceFlix

Featuring a wide variety of science areas including Anatomy, Earth Science, Astronomy and more. ScienceFlix is a fun and interactive way to  learn about new topics or build upon knowledge you already have.

ARTstor

A large collection of fair use images.

Brooklyn Public Library Digital Collection

Discover the history of Brooklyn. This digitized archive will allow you to learn all about the uniquely rich history of Brooklyn. 

Career Cruising

College and determining a future career are daunting subjects to broach. Career guidance provides helpful career exploration tools.

 

 

You can find a list of all digital resources and databases available, here. Please join me every Thursday starting November 19th over at the Arlington Library Facebook page for our Exploring Online Teen Resources Series. Every Thursday, we will take a more in-depth look into a particular resource. I will be showing you what the resource offers, how to navigate said resource, and helpful real world application. If you do not have a Brooklyn Public Library card and are a New York State resident you can apply for a free eCard  which will give you access to our collection.

  

 

This blog post reflects the opinions of the author and does not necessarily represent the views of Brooklyn Public Library.

 

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