5 result(s) found.
Encyclopædia Universalis
An extensive collection of French-language reference resources. Encyclopedia Universalis provides a wealth of reliable Britannica information en français.
Includes a world atlas, timelines, an integrated dictionary, bibliographies, news and current events, original source documents, and a guide to select Web sites. A science center explains 11 scientific topics and uses more than 60 multimedia elements to demonstrate important topics.
Kanopy
Kanopy is a video streaming platform for libraries with one of the largest and most unique collections in the world. It features more than 26,000 movies, documentaries, and indie and foreign films from hundreds of producers, including The Criterion Collection, The Great Courses, Kino Lorber, PBS and thousands of independent filmmakers. Browse by subjects to explore and expand your interests.
Cap:
Each library member receives 10 checkouts (play credits) per month. Kanopy Kids and the Great Courses require no play credits.
Mango Languages
Language learning database designed to equip you with conversational abilities. Mango immerses you in real, everyday conversations in 45 different language courses. Some of the languages include: Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Mandarin Chinese and Spanish.
Naxos Music Library – World
Stream a wide range of world music, from legendary historical musical performances to contemporary world music. Almost 10,000 albums available, representing over 32,000 artists, 1500 cultural groups and 150 countries. Includes the complete Smithsonian Folkways catalogue.
Universalis Junior
Un outil de référence en français pour les 7 ans et plus!
A French-language reference tool for ages 7 and up. The perfect companion for homework, projects, and satisfying natural curiosity, Universalis Junior is an easy-to-use and engaging tool that teaches research skills and makes learning fun.
Includes includes access to more than 4,000 encyclopedia articles and 1,700 English-language articles for bilingual education.
