Homework Help for Teens
Select a database, then enter your Glenview Library card number as prompted.
Research databases by subject or A-Z by title.
Video courses to improve basic skills in reading, writing, and math; prepare for the GED test; become a U.S. citizen or apply for a Green Card.
Thousands of entries covering African-American history for the past 500 years.
More than 500 years of political, military, social, and cultural events.
Online access to more than 600 Native American groups and over 15,000 years of American Indian culture and history.
World history from prehistory through the 1500s, with special topic centers on key civilizations and regions.
Full-text biographies from reference sources and articles from magazines.
Interactive online tutoring for grades K-12, college intro, and adult learners. Available 3-10 PM daily. Tambien en Espanol.
Articles including obituaries and news stories from 1849-1984.
Practice tests for GMAT, GRE, LSAT, MAT, PCAT, and CLEP.
Practice tests for ACT, SAT, AP, and PSAT/NMSQT and help preparing college admission essays.
Explore the United States in colorful kid-friendly reports.
Experience the world through detailed cultural information on more than 200 countries.
Biographical and critical essays of the world’s most influential literary figures.
Online test prep to prepare for the Illinois driving tests. Practice tests, traffic laws, manuals and a FAQ section. No library card number required.
Full-text articles and pictures for high school students and adults.
Index of full-text electronic magazines, journals, and newspapers available through the Library’s databases.
Gateway to science, history, and world news databases including a live news feed from Reuters.
Online reference books on multiple topics.
General reference articles and media resources for middle school students & up.
Includes Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia, The New Book of Knowledge, Amazing Animals of the World, and The New Book of Popular Science.
Information on American, Ancient, Medieval, American Indian, and Modern World history.
In-depth information on prominent issues of the day.
Online courses covering topics such as math, writing, and workplace skills; exam preparation for education (such as GED, SAT, ACT), professional licensing, civil service, military, law enforcement, nursing; popular software courses including Microsoft Office.
Literary criticism, primary sources, poems, short stories, speeches, plays, biographies, reviews, analysis, and overviews of world literature for all time periods.
Stories, poems, plays, speeches, and essays searchable by genre, subject or author.
Online video courses for business, software, technology, and creative skills taught by industry experts. For teachers, students and professionals. For best results, use Chrome or Firefox as your browser.
Self-paced video language courses for multiple languages and ESL courses. (App available)
From the mid-15th century to present, including timelines, images, videos, and maps.
In-depth science, health, and technology research and news. Includes photos, maps, and over 2200 biographies.
Electronic editions of the Chicago Sun-Times, Daily Herald, Glenview Announcements, and other local news magazines and sources.
Full-text magazines and journals on popular subjects for students and adults.
Students in elementary, middle, and high school can prepare for tests, assignments, and boost math, reading, science, and social studies skills.
For student assignments covering multiple topics, with graphics, charts, maps, and diagrams.
Full-text articles on the latest scientific discoveries and concepts in health, the environment, technology, life science, physical science, earth, space, and more.
Full-text articles from major newspapers throughout the United States.
Thousands of articles, science projects, and a multimedia library for grades 4-12.
Encyclopedia, multimedia, e-books, and primary sources for grades 7-adult.
Please email the Reference Services Staff, call 847-729-7500 x 7700, or visit the Reference Desk for database help.
