Inspire from the Indiana State Library

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Inspire from the Indiana State Library

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INSPIRE | Indiana's Virtual Library

INSPIRE Resources from the State Library of Indiana.
The INSPIRE database reads the numbers on your internet address for your mobile or home computer. If it is positive that you are within the State of Indiana, it lets you right in. If it does not recognize your device as an Indiana device, you need to go to this site and login with a username and password. Getting your own account is free, but involves them mailing a postcard to your Indiana street address. 

When you get to the site, choose the K-12 option for your research. You will find several different reference databases. The high school full text magazines include these: EBSCOHost MAS Ultra School Edition

The middle school full text magazines include these: Middle Search Plus

The TOPIC Search database current events database allows researchers to explore social, political & economic issues, scientific discoveries and other popular topics discussed in today's classrooms including controversial opinions and viewpoints. A listing of all the periodicals covered in this database can be found here:
TOPIC Search

One of my favorite free resources from this site is teachingbooks.net. Teachingbooks.net resource for language arts
Username Indiana, password INSPIRE (all caps)
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