Pritzker Traubert Family High School Catalog

Rowley Middle School Library Catalog

University of Chicago Regenstein Library

Chicago Public Library

Not on a library computer? Then click here to access the passwords for Lab School databases.

Some of the databases on the list are available through the U of C Libraries. You will need a CNET ID to access those. Create one here.

To access all University of Chicago databases, click here.

Click here to access Databases A-Z

Ebooks

• There are a small handful of ebooks available through the high school library’s online catalog. To find them, do a “number” search for “EB” (without the quotation marks).

• The University of Chicago libraries have many ebooks available through their online catalog. Once you do a search for anything, there’s a way to narrow your search to E-resources on the right-hand side of the results page. 

You can also read their "How do I find ebooks" guide for more details.

• And then there’s also the Chicago Public Library. Don’t have a library card? You can apply for an ecard right here! It will allow you to check out online books without stepping foot in the library.
• Project Gutenberg provides lots of free ebooks—mostly classics that are no longer in copyright.

Audio Books

• If you haven't already heard, Audible is now offering free audio books online!
• An online source for audio books of many classics that are out of print is Lit2Go.
• If you’re in our online catalog, select the “Destiny Discover” link on the left.

• You can also get to Destiny Discover directly by clicking here. Scroll down until you reach the Audio Books. Once you select one, you’ll need to log in with your labid and password.
• The Chicago Public Library has many more audiobooks all available with your library card or ecard.

More

• Find articles in magazines and journals via the Library’s online databases. For some, you’ll need your cnetID to login.
• This Help Guide created by The University of Chicago Library highlights their online video streaming subscriptions. From documentaries to plays to independent/classic films,  it has a range of options. These video streaming subscriptions are geared toward the humanities. Faculty will find much to view professionally and personally. And you may find clips that you can use in the classroom without fumbling with DVDs. 
• The Internet Archive also offers many free movies (and books!). 

// If you are accessing these links on campus with your laptop you will be automatically logged in. Off-campus, you will be asked to enter your cNet ID. //

History EWH Ancient Asia: China & India EWH Ancient Egypt EWH Mesopotamia US & AFAM History AT European History AT Global Relations Modern World History Western Civ World Language Latin 4	Health & Wellness Alcohol and Drug Abuse Cardiac Health Contraception and STDs Stress Nutrition
English Crime and Punishment English 3: Argument	Additional Digital Resources Library of Congress Newberry Library

• Access your Noodle Tools account here.
• Not on a library computer? Then click here for access to databases.
• Create and manage your CNet ID to access U of C resources

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