Student eResources

High quality content for study and research  from our subscription databases.

These will require a library card and PIN  login - contact us if you need a PIN.

aus_nz_-reference_buttonAustralia/New Zealand Reference Centre - Full text magazine, news and reference book content with an emphasis on publications from Australia and New Zealand

Masterfile-web-qualityMasterfile - Full text for more than 2,000 periodicals, newspapers and reference works. Image collection, maps and flags. Updated daily

GivMe LogoGivMe - Finding possible funding providers for your personal study expenses. To access this free resource a user account must be created with an email and password. These will be the login details for the user.


BwB Treaty of Waitangi Collection

The Treaty of Waitangi Collection brings together leading thinking on this foundational document, including works by acclaimed scholars such as Claudia Orange, Judith Binney, Vincent O’Malley, Alan Ward and Aroha Harris. Designed and managed by award-winning New Zealand publisher Bridget Williams Books, the Collection is a living resource backed by a long-term vision for Treaty scholarship into the twenty-first century.


orange book with dark blue bookmark says Britannica Library

Developed specifically for libraries, the new Britannica Library provides you with top quality information from a trusted source.

Access three sites in one, with age appropriate material from the child-friendly collection through to the adult general reference collection. Now students of all ages will find it easy to conduct research, complete homework assignments and work on special projects.

Use Britannica Library

Log in with your library card number and PIN / Password.

Features

  • Three levels of information for children, high-schoolers and adults
  • Articles are regularly updated by subject specialists
  • Content includes thousands of curated articles and magazines, images, videos, audio clips, primary sources, maps, research tools and recommended websites, along with a pop-up Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary and Thesaurus.

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LinkedIn Learning -

Be inspired to learn the latest software, creative and business skills. Train for a new profession, brush up on existing skills, or discover a new passion. LinkedIn Learning provides access to online workshops, resources and content to help you develop skills and grow in your career.

For a guide to using the resources, view this tutorial: LinkedIn Learning

An app is also available for Android and Apple - download LinkedIn Learning from your Play store or App store, then to set up

  1. Choose Sign in
  2. Choose Sign in with your library card
  3. Enter your library ID - Waimakariri so it reads  www.linkedin.com/learning-login/go/waimakariri
  4. Then enter your library card and pin

For additional secondary school study websites, see our Youth Study page