The Ansonia Library subscribes to the following databases. To access a most of them, you will need to enter your Library Card Number.
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Full text articles from magazines and newspapers. Also available is the Auto Repair Reference Center. Enter your library card number when prompted for Patron ID. |
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Articles from books, magazines, newspapers, plus maps and pictures. Enter your library card number to access this database. |
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Provided by the State of Connecticut. Newspapers, periodicals, journals, encyclopedias, dictionaries and other sources of information may be accessed from schools, libraries, and from home. Enter your library card when accessing from home. |
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The Statewide Library catalog of Connecticut. Search over 3 million titles located in over 300 Connecticut Libraries at once. |
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LearningExpress Library provides a completely
interactive online learning platform of practice tests and tutorial
course series designed to help patrons, students, and adult learner
succeed on academic or licensing tests they must pass.
First Time Users: Select "New User" and register with your 14-digit library card number as your username, and create a password of your choice. |
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Customized SAT preparation database that will help identify your strengths and weaknesses, and create a custom week-by-week schedule to help you raise your score. You will need to enter your library card number as part of your authentication. |
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Access to a collection of electronic books including computer, career, and business books. You will need to enter your library card as part of your authentication. |
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TumbleTalkingBooks is an online audio book library collection of streaming audio books which gives you UNLIMITED remote access to your audio book collection. Titles include unabridged high quality audio versions of classics of American and world literature, non-fiction, fiction, and children and teen books. |
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MedlinePlus will direct you to information to help you answer health questions. MedlinePlus brings together authoritative information from NLM, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and other government agencies and health-related organizations. |
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Research family history and American culture using U.S. federal census records and the UMI Genealogy and Local History collection. |
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