Search Destiny, the WAHS library catalog for books. Use your school email login information to view your account and place holds. Is there a book you'd like the library to consider buying for its collection? Let us know!
Check out the eBooks and audiobooks ACPS offers through OverDrive. Use your school email login information to get access. Talk to Ms. Archey or Ms. Techman for help with the OverDrive app. Let us know if there is an ebook or audiobook you'd like the county libraries to consider buying for the OverDrive collection!
This is a small but awesome collection of eBooks that changes up several times a year. And the best part is it's multi-user - which means no holds or waiting! Check the passwords link for login info.
JMRL has print books, eBooks, audiobooks, and a variety of other resources. To get a library card, sign up on their website or see Ms. Archey or Ms. Techman.
Did you know if you're over 16 and a resident of Virginia, you are eligible to have a library account at UVA? Talk to your WAHS librarians for details.
In which section might you find books on your topic? This interactive Dewey Decimal chart can help.
What is the difference between a database, a journal, and an article?
You may have heard your teachers and librarians talk about databases, journals, and articles - but how do they differ from each other and how do we use each of them?
A database is a digital, searchable container that can hold anything from books to journal articles to government documents. Journals are periodicals - meaning they are publications that come out in issues on a regular basis. Each issue of a journal contains individual articles. In school, we most often use databases to search for individual articles. These articles come up in our searches as detached from their individual journal issues.
