Middle and Upper School Library Databases and Links: Home

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Click on the image above to access all Print Books available in the library on the 4th floor. If this link does not work, please do the following: 

• Click on the Home button
• Scroll Down to and click on Trevor Day Schools Link
• Select Upper School Library Catalog

Click on the image above to access our collection of ebooks. Make sure to use your username and password for the portal/email to login and then select Trevor Day School to access the available titles.

Click on the image above to access the site.

Username: trevor Password: trevor

Username: dcasey@trevor.org

Password: Trevorday23

Follow these steps:

• Select Citation from the menu at the top
• Select the type of Citation Needed 
• Then Select Create Citation
• Add information as needed

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Oxford Reference and Oxford English Dictionary Login: Please email Ms. Casey for Username and Password

JSTOR Reference Login: Email Ms. Casey for the Username and Password

eNotes: Please email Ms. Casey for Username and Password

MLA Citations (English, Science)

• In Gale Resources the full citation can be found at the top of the page by clicking on the quotation icon and at the bottom of the page. Student Resources in Context, World History in Context, GVRL 
• In Britannica School, the full citation can be found at the article by clicking on the Cite me

Chicago Style Citations (US History)

• You will need to change the style to CHICAGO prior to copying the citation
• In Gale Resources the full citation can be found at the top of the page by clicking on the quotation icon and at the bottom of the page. Student Resources in Context, World History in Context, GVRL 
• In JSTOR it can be found on the side of the article (before downloading the article)

Keywords and Wiki pages

-Remember to use Keywords when doing any searches. They should neither be too broad nor too narrow.

-When you are using a Website for information, remember to look for the author’s name, title of the article, title of the website, and the year it was published/recently updated.

-At Trevor Day School, Wikipedia sites are not valid and reliable sites to quote from. They can provide a good place to start and gather ideas that you will further investigate on more credible sites, such as Online Research Databases 

***Important: Try emailing the document to yourself instead of printing.  If you want to get back to the document you accessed, do not copy the URL at the top of the page, copy the permanent URL found at the bottom of the document.