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E-Books, Audiobooks, & Digital Magazines
Click any image below to learn more about installing our free apps which allow you access to e-books, audiobooks, and much more!
Acorn App to see the catalog and your account.
Palace for audiobooks and e-books
Libby for
e-books, audiobooks, and magazines
Hoopla for
e-books, audiobooks, magazines, music, and tv/movies.
Northstar Digital Literacy
Want to boost your digital literacy skills? Northstar Digital Literacy offers interactive, self-paced lessons on essential computer and technology skills, from internet basics to Microsoft Office and beyond. Earn certificates upon completing the skillsets!
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This service is brought to you by the Connecticut State Library.
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Interested in starting your Digital Literacy learning journey? Email Jessica at ASLibrarian@oxfordlib.org to set up an account.
Research Resources
In comparison to reference, which gives you basic information and single sources, research results will give you work that others have completed about various topics. Research sets out to interpret the information for the patron to see if it will suit their needs. It endeavors to ask questions relating to the description, prediction, explanation, assessment, and meaning of a subject.
Access records, collections, and documents housed in the LoC.
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​ Access top tier scholarly databases, provided by the CT State Library, to access health journals, education journals, historical documents, statistical data, and more!
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Reference Resources
Reference sources generally summarize topics or assists in finding secondary literature. These sources provide background information or help you to find other sources. They are also great for quick facts, statistics, or contact information, and can be useful for learning specific vocabulary.