CPS Online ResourcesCPS HS Virtual Catalog: You have access to hundreds of ebooks to read online. CPS K-12 Virtual Catalog: This link lets you search all elementary and high school ebooks together. CPS Databases: access to databases like Britannica and Gale. Username and password access for these found here. KCP LibraryVisit the library to check out books! We are open every lunch period or with a pass throughout the day. We have extended hours after school as well. Chicago Public Library Online ResourcesAPA References informationWe use APA formatting when researching disciplines of education, psychology, history, and the sciences. Use the links below for online citation creations and in-text citation guides. OWL at Purdue -- free APA citations and overall paper formatting In-text citations from OWL at Purdue Scribbr -- free citation creator for APA with in-text citation listed below the citation |
Set a Reading Goal for the summer!Apps for free eBooksLibby for CPL eBooks
Download the Libby app to view CPL eBook and audiobook options. Once you link your account, you can read on your phone, your device, or eReader. This is free with your CPL library card. MackinVIA app Download this app to access CPS eBooks and audiobooks. Use your CPS credentials to log on the first time. Don't forget to "Checkout" the book so it stays in your account and remembers your place. New York Public Library ecardThe New York Public Library has made many frequently challenged books available to patrons outside of NYC. Click here to learn more and download the app SimplyE. MLA Works Cited informationWe use MLA formatting when researching in disciplines of humanities such as literature and languages. OWL at Purdue -- free MLA citations and overall paper formatting help In-text citation directions from OWL at Purdue Scribbr -- free MLA citation creator with in-text citation listed |
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