MnPALS Catalog:
MnPALS is an online card catalog for over 100 academic
and special libraries in Minnesota. Patrons can search and request
items from these libraries through the process of interlibrary loan. A student ID is required to make
requests.
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| MnLINK: The Minnesota Library Network is a statewide
information system that links public, academic, school and government libraries
all over Minnesota. Patrons should use MnLink for interlibrary loan
requests for newspaper, and some magazine/journal articles. Access to interlibrary
loan services and full text articles will require a library card number
and password (use your last name - all capital letters) Help
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| Find It In A Library (Worldcat):
Worldcat is the largest network of libraries in the
world. Patrons can search for books, film, music and
more. Riverland users can find our items in this
catalog. The 'citation view' helps users cite the work in five different
styles, including APA and MLA.
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| Worldcat: Worldcat is an online catalog of books and other materials in libraries worldwide.
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| SELCO Online Catalog: From the SELCO webpage you can search for books and materials in the
Austin and Albert Lea public libraries as well as other public libraries in the
SELCO system. Using your public library card you can also
search ELM (Electronic
Library Collection).
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| NetLibrary: NetLibrary is a collection of electronic books that can be read online.
Some of the NetLibrary books are cataloged as a part of the Austin and Albert
Lea collection so they can be searched using MnPALS. Authentication
is required for off campus use. More
information.
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Encyclopedia Britannica:
Online version of the encyclopedia plus Merriam Webster dictionary &
thesaurus, world atlas and a variety of other resources including images. Search
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Gale Reference Library:
Books in the library are available electronically. These titles can
also be searched in the library online catalog. Search
help. |
| Salem History Collection:
Collection includes modern history of fifties, sixties, seventies and
eighties.
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