IMG Academy Library Passwords
Access all resources at:
http://library.imgacademics.com
Questia School
Access full-text e-books and articles published in journals, newspapers, magazines, and encyclopedias. Search by topic area, subject, publication type, or keyword. Recommended for high school students.
Your username: ______________________________________
Your password: imgacademy
JSTOR
Scholarly/Academic journals only. Username and password not required for on-campus access. For off-campus access, please create a username and password while on campus.
Ebrary (e-book database)
Access full-text e-books in key subject areas, including education and professional development, history, language and literature, political science, psychology, religion, social sciences, and study guides/test preparation.
Your username: imgacademy
Your password: ascenders
eLibrary Curriculum Edition
Find reference, newspaper, and magazine articles in curricular subject areas, including the arts, history, mathematics, science, English language arts, ESL, physical education/sports, and social sciences. Use the search box to get started.
Your username: imgacademy
Your password: ascenders
SIRS Knowledge Source
This resource is valuable for research in hot topic areas, leading issues, and current events.
Username: imgacademy
Password: ascenders
SIRS Government Reporter
Username: imgacademy
Password: ascenders
Florida Electronic Library
EBSCOHost (Manatee County)
Search a comprehensive collection of books, articles, and other information on any subject.
Your library card number: 23950003158341
Pin: 1234
Newsbank (Manatee County)
Your library card number: 23950003158341
Pin: 1234
Gale Virtual Reference Library (Manatee County)
Your library card number: 23950003158341
Pin: 1234
Ingredients for a Good Research Paper
- Reference and Topic Overviews (for background and context)
- Books (for depth)
- Primary Sources (for evidence)
- Scholarly or Peer-Reviewed Articles (for analysis)
- Your own ORIGINAL writing, thought, and analysis (including a STRONG thesis). Clearly Stated Position or Angle (as appropriate) + Specific supporting arguments/statements = Thesis