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Digital Resources

Libary Electronic Resources

Did you know our Library Catalogs include numerous Electronic Resources? Select our Library Catalog menu above and choose from:

  • Libby - New Mexico's Library To-go option for digital books and audio recordings

  • El Portal - a data base collection of newspapers, journal articles, magazines and reference materials

  • Project Gutenberg - a free collection of over 30,000 eBooks

  • LibriVox - a public domain for literature recordings

  • Geni - a genealogy database (Note: GeniPro is available at the Library only) 

  • Learning Express - used to review skills and prepare for tests available through the Library catalog

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​​Digital Resources Available through New Mexico State Library - Community Technology Network

A variety of Digital Resources - El Portal

 

Resources available include:

  • Career Online High School

  • Brain Fuse Help Now - provides online tutoring and homework help in English and Spanish

  • Gale Database

  • News Bank - online searchable database providing access to three New Mexico newspapers

  • New York Times

  • Palace Project eBooks 

  • Ben's Guide to the US Government

  • Native American and Indigenous Peoples Collection - includes political, religious, legal, medical, commercial and military perspectives

  • Chilton Library - automotive repair help

 

National Council on Aging - offers free online technology courses through ATT Connected Learning. NCOA.org and att.digitallearn.org

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Niche Academy - NMSL Professional Development Academy

Resources available through Niche include:

  • Homeless Library Academy,

  • Navigating Niche

  • Library 101+

 

For additional information on services available, see our Digital Resources Program Sheet. 

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Other Resources:

  • refseek* - Academic Resource Search. More than a billion sources for encyclopedias, monographies, and magazines.

  • WorldCat - the world's largest library catalog includes a search for the contents of 20 thousand worldwide libraries. 

  • Springer - access to more than 10 million scientific documents including books, articles, journals, and rsearch protocols

  • Bioline - a library of scientific bioscience journals published in developing countries.

  • RePEc - volunteers from 102 countries have collected almost 4 million publications on economics and related science.

  • Science.gov - provides access to millions of authoritative scientific research results from U.S. Federal agencies.

  • Commerce Research Library - provides academic studies of which about 60% are open access.

  • FamilySearch - one of the largest free genealogy sites for historical records, pictures, education, and tutorials; registration required 

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