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enotes.com |
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Οnline educational resource on Literature, Science, Law & Politics, History, Business, Social Sciences, Health and Arts. Send a message to libac@haef.gr for the required ID and Password (only teachers). |
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Greek Newspapers: Social Issues |
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Links to webpages of Greek newspapers with folders containing articles on social issues and more. |
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Infotrac
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Contains full-text sources from American magazines,
newspapers and reference books. Designed for secondary
school students, as a quick and easy way for classroom
assignments and to get answers to general reference questions.
To access from home or outside of the school, ask the
library personel for the required ID and Password. |
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In.gr dictionaries  |
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English-Greek and 12 other dictionaries. To access use a computer on-campus. |
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NewsBank's
InfoWeb |
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A comprehensive database, with full-text news articles
from over 500 regional, national, and internationall newspaper
sources plus full-text articles from 120 magazines.
To access from home or outside of the school, ask the
library personel for the required ID and Password. |
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Literary Encyclopedia |
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Entries are divided into three databases:
- People - includes basic data on over 6817 people (2673 wit full profile), mainly writers, but also philosophers, scientists, artists etc.
- Works - includes over 30322 works (2830 completed), mainly literary, but also philosophical and scientific, which are indexed by date, genre and country.
- Topics & Events - lists 14849 historical and literary events, for which it provides 8604 short notes and 611 major essays on literary, critical, philosophical and historical concepts.
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SIRS |
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Portal to four databases, including SIRS Researcher
(Student Reference, Social Issues, Health, Science, and
Business), SIRS Government Reporter (Historic and U.S.
Government Documents, Directories and Almanacs), SIRS
Renaissance (Current Perspectives on the Arts & Humanities),
and SKS Web Select (selected web sites) |
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Thesaurus Linguae Graecae (TLG) |
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TLG includes digitized most texts written in Greek from Homer (8th c. B.C.) to the fall of Byzantium in AD 1453 and beyond. It contains more than 10,000 works associated with 4,000 authors and is constantly updated and improved with new features and texts. TLG is a research center at the Unoversity of California, Irvine. |
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World
Book Online |
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World Book Online is based on the printed version of
the World Book Encyclopedia.
Access only through the local network of the Hellenic
American Educational Foundation. |
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