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Exclusive Salem Press Content
eLibrary Science, in partnership with premier reference publisher Salem Press, also includes more than 20 of Salem's high-quality, high-interest reference titles, such as Animal Life and Plant Life from the Magill's Encyclopedia of Science program; science-related titles from the Great Events in History series, and other award-winning titles such as the Encyclopedia of Genetics.
This cost effective solution provides classroom-ready content many of which are available for the first time in electronic format.
Multimedia Interactives
Multimedia interactives provides teachers with powerful tools to bring real life, current science into the classroom.
Complex subjects aren't so tough to understand when interactive simulations, manipulatives, and video demonstrations help students learn by seeing and doing. This growing library of visual science and math related interactives and enriching simulations takes students beyond textbooks.
Scholarly Journals
Students find answers they need from nearly 400 top science periodicals and scholarly journals including Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences, IBM Journal of Research and Development, Journal of Alcohol and Drug Education, and Annual Review of Physical Chemistry.
The variety of sources ensures appropriate content for all science classes, independent research projects, experiments and labs.
Famous Scientists
Famous Scientists feature examines over 500 scientists and their works from around the world. Engaging information is provided from a variety of sources including Oxford's Portraits in Science eBooks.
By studying key figures and their accomplishments, this motivating feature helps students develop understanding of how scientific explanations and problem solving evolve and contribute to change in societies over time.
Current Events
You'll never be out-of-date with eLibrary Science's daily updates, which include The New York Times Science Times, and NPR Talk of the Nation Science Friday. The special feature, Science Today, brings current science news articles to the forefront of eLibrary Science. XML feeds sends science news directly to your email for immediate classroom use.
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