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Databases in School (Computers in the Classroom) by John Elliott, 1996-10 1973 Winter school: 'Database' techniques & practices by British Computer Society, 1974 High school students' use of databases: Implications from instructional design (CLIS technical report) by Delia Neuman, 1994 Documentation for the IFG public and private school database by William Blanford, 1985 State student assessment programs database school year 1994-1995 (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:401334) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1996 Toward an organizational database on America's schools a proposal for the future of SASS, with comments on school reform, governance, and finance (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:418976) by David P. Baker, 1996 A statistical database for planning and research (Working papers series / School of Business and Public Administration, Baruch College, City University of New York) by Abdullah Uz Tansel, 1989 Parallel decomposition of queries: A process-oriented development of database semijoins (Internal report. University of East Anglia. School of Information Systems) by Ian Shephard, 1988 eBay and database protection (Graduate School of Business, Stanford University [case studies]) by David P Baron, 2001 Regional land evaluation using a pilot geographical information system based on linear quadtrees and a relational database (Working paper / School of Geography, University of Leeds) by J Hogg, 1987 School district data book reference manual a CD-ROM software and database system developed by the MESA Group (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:399263) by U.S. Dept of Education, 1994 AutoPart: Automating schema design for large scientific databases using data partitioning ([Research paper] / Carnegie Mellon University. School of Computer Science) by Efstratios Papadomanolakis, 2003 School social work in the state of Colorado: (1978 database) by Steven J Mann, 1979 A modular approach to the physical design of CODASYL database (Internal report, SYS-C. University of East Anglia. School of Information Systems) by O. C Akinyokun, 1985

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41. Lippincott Library At Wharton
    Wireless in Lippincott. All Business databases. EJournals. Ask a Librarian! Visitor Information. Alumni of the Wharton school. Penn Library A to Z.  
    http://www.library.upenn.edu/lippincott/

42. Footer-inc.htm
    Conard High school Library Media Center Resources for the Conard community students, faculty, staff and parents, databases AND CATALOGS Read 1st Person/Non  
    http://www.whps.org/school/conard/library/index.asp

43. Bradford Christian School : Databases
    Pages that link to databases . Bradford Christian school, Livingstone Road, Bolton Woods, Bradford BD2 1BT Tel 01274 532649 Email school office webmaster.  
    http://bradfordchristianschool.com/Databases
    
    Extractions: Databases enable people to store and retrieve information using a computer. A database works like a card filing system, eg for people's addresses. Each card might look like this: Each card is a record which refers to a single object/person/thing in the database and in the real world. This card refers to a person: John Smith. Each line on the card is a field which refers a piece of information about the person (their last name, mobile number, etc). Once information has been entered into the fields in the computer's 'cards' (records) it can be retrieved in various ways to answer questions which would be difficult to answer using a card system: Find all the people who live in Bradford but don't have a mobile phone How the data gets into the database and how you ask questions is different for different databases. For simple use (cataloging recipes, CD collections, club memberships, etc), Microsoft Works or Filemaker Pro are a good choice. Databases are easy to create and query. There are half a dozen types of field to choose from (general, numbers, text, dates, times, etc) and your information is stored as a table like a spreadsheet, with field names across the top and a line for each record In real life, things aren't simple. A hundred people work for a single company. The company has multiple offices. Projects may be worked on by different people from different offices! When you need to store information about different, but related items, you need a 'relationtional' database management system (RDBMS) such as Microsoft Access.

44. Jedimike.net :: Blog :: School, Databases
    jedimike.net school, databases. school, databases Posted 201629 03/04/03 by Michael. This is mostly another blog for the sake of blogging.  
    http://www.jedimike.net/blog/archives/main-20030304201629.html
    
    Extractions: School was pretty normal. The History teacher threatened a test last week, but, as usual, he just gave us take-home work. I like History :) I'm most likely going to do my semester project on wartime restrictions of civil rights (because our project has to be something IMPORTANT TO US, not just STUFF!). It ties in with modern times, and is at least somewhat interesting (though not as much as Pontiac's Rebellion (the subject of last semester's project), I think). Oh yeah, nested parens. I actually ate all three meals today, which is unusual for a day sans important tests. I didn't plan on eating lunch (or at least just munching something when I got home, if I was hungry), but I was offered a ride to a taco place in a van with a nice warm heater, which was nice (we were all huddled around The Table at school, freezing, so a heated vehicle was quite nice indeed). I need to learn the mystic art of wearing long pants... Chemistry was nice and substantial, as always. This week's chapter was proclaimed to be "the Best Chapter Ever", or something to that effect. I'm inclined to give that title to last week's chapter (introduction to quantum atomic theory, which was really cool, once I understood it, though only tangentially related to Chemistry as I know it). Periodic tables are cool, but not quantum-mechanics cool.

45. Middle And Junior High School Library Catalog
    Middle and Junior High school Library Catalog, More databases. For school librarians, this catalog should be considered a mandatory purchase.  
    http://www.hwwilson.com/Databases/mjrhslibcat_e.htm
    
    Extractions: Database Description Frequently Asked Questions Advisory Committee History ... FREE TRIAL Also of Interest Fiction Catalog Public Library Catalog Children’s Catalog Senior High School Library Catalog ... News about Standard Catalogs Formats Middle and Junior High School Library Catalog More databases "For school librarians, this catalog should be considered a mandatory purchase. Media specialists will find it an invaluable tool for acquisitions, reading guidance, confirmation of information, and collection development ."

46. NHewLINK Databases For School Libraries
    databases Available to New Hampshire s Public schools. All databases are available, without charge, at the school library or classroom.  
    http://www.nhewlink.state.nh.us/schools/databases.html
    
    Extractions: Home Databases Available to New Hampshire's Public Schools The New Hampshire State Library contracts with vendors to provide access to a number of databases selected to meet the needs of New Hampshire's public schools. All databases are available, without charge, at the school library or classroom. Many are also available to NH residents at home. Resources Databases Audience Newspapers

47. The Online School On ILP And KDD
    The Online school on. Inductive Logic Programing and. Knowledge Discovery in databases. Associated with the International Summer school  
    http://www-ai.ijs.si/SasoDzeroski/ILP2/ilpkdd/
    
    Extractions: The Online School on Inductive Logic Programing and Knowledge Discovery in Databases Associated with the Sponsored by the End-user-club of the ESPRIT ILP2 Project Editing and HTML design by Saso Dzeroski, Damjan Demsar, and Ljupco Todorovski Teaching material provided by the lecturers: Introduction to ILP (Nada Lavrac) An Overview of ILP applications (Saso Dzeroski) Inductive Logic Programming and Knowledge Discovery in Databases (Stefan Wrobel) Learning from entailment with Progol (Stephen Muggleton and Ashwin Srinivasan) ... Data Mining and KDD: So What’s New? (Usama Fayyad) Supplementary material: Short descriptions of ILP systems developed and applied within the ILP2 project (edited by Saso Dzeroski) Short descriptions of ILP applications to real-world problems within the ILP2 project (edited by Saso Dzeroski) ILP bibliography PostScript BibTeX ): based on ILPNET bibliography, additions ( PostScript BibTeX ) by Ljupco Todorovski Please set window width to match the length of these lines.

48. Saskatchewan Learning | School Age | Evergreen Curriculum | Resources | Virtual
    Ontario Secondary school Teachers Federation to search educationspecific sites. Education World http//www.education-world.com A searchable database of over  
    http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/docs/vrc/databases.html

49. ForeignMBA.com - MBA Program Listings And Databases - Business Schools, MBA Prog
    MBAnet.de Detailed infos on the MBA, a database with more than 500 MBA and an evaluation of your chances of being admitted to a top business school; site is  
    http://www.foreignmba.com/area.php?area=4

50. NYC Dept. Of Ed. New York City School Library System Databases
    Library Menu NOVEL  
    http://www.nycenet.edu/teachlearn/library/databases.html
    
    Extractions: Library Menu... Our Mission Our Staff Databases Directory of School Librarians Plan of Service Calendar Links Library Home NOVEL: New York Online Virtual Electronic Library Provided by the New York State Library, NOVEL is an online virtual library connecting New Yorkers to 21st century information via local libraries statewide. NOVEL is currently supported with temporary federal Library Services and Technology Act funds. New Century Libraries is an important statewide funding initiative currently before the Legislature that proposes permanent state funding for NOVEL. NOVEL Databases is an electronic database access project that provides online access to the full text of hundreds of journals, newspapers and other references. To obtain access to the NOVEL Databases, a library must complete an online registration form for each database to which they want access.

51. Copenhagen Business School Library
    Copenhagen Business school Library. Search The Library Access to the library s information resources incl. the web catalogue and databases Research@CBS CBS  
    http://www.cbs.dk/library/indexuk.html

52. Electronic Resources
    What s a Database? Your Multnomah County Library card grants you access to more than 70 subscription databases from your home, office or school.  
    http://www.multcolib.org/ref/remote/
    
    Extractions: A collection of research tools selected and organized by reference staff at Multnomah County Library Get Started Click on one of the above tabs to see a list of the databases related to that subject area, or click on the "A to Z" tab to see an alphabetical list of every database available to you. Once you've located your database of choice, simply click on the title to begin. If you are unfamiliar with a database, click on the "More Info" link learn about its content and coverage. Your Multnomah County Library card grants you access to more than 70 subscription databases from your home, office or school. These databases are selected by Multnomah County Library staff and paid for with your tax dollars. They offer a collection of information, organized and searchable to help you get the information you need quickly and efficiently. Our license agreements with the database providers restrict access to individuals holding a valid Multnomah Library card. By entering your card number you agree to use the databases for your personal use only. You may not lend your card number or provide access to the database to anyone else. Troubleshooting Tips When asked, type your entire card number without any spaces.

53. Chicago Public Schools
    WilsonSelect, MEDLINE, ABI_INFORM and other databases on education, medicine, business, social sciences and other professions. school username and password  
    http://www.cps.k12.il.us/AboutCPS/Departments/Libraries/librarydb.html
    
    Extractions: Library Databases: CPS Students, Librarians, Teachers, Staff and Administrators have nearly unlimited access to the following subscription-based databases for reference, research and reading! These resources are invaluable for all serious users of information. Contact your school librarian or the Department of Libraries with any questions about how to access or use these powerful tools. Database Description Access ABC-CLIO Education Bigchalk Library contains newspapers, magazines, journals, transcripts (including radio, television and Congressional), maps, books, images, audio clips and reference resources, with full text articles available. BigChalk Elementary offers similar information, but with fun graphics and age-appropriate material for K-6 researchers. ProQuest Professional Education is a comprehensive reference resource for K-12 educators with a focus on professional development and continuing education. It contains over 365 education-related professional magazines and journals, with full text articles available in most cases.

54. Gale Schools - Citing Gale Databases
    Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center. Gale Group databases. Conroe High school Lib., TX. 10 May 2002 http//www.infotrac.galegroup.com . FAQ’s.  
    http://www.gale.com/warehouse/citing.htm
    
    Extractions: Citing Information From Gale Databases Examples FAQs When citing electronic publications the goal is to provide enough information so that the reader can locate the article, either electronically or from the original print. This guide shows examples of citation information for articles and documents retrieved from the InfoTrac Web and GaleNet databases. The examples follow the recommendations set forth by the fifth edition of the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers The citation elements to be included for work from a subscription service are in the following order: Examples InfoTrac Web 1. Magazine Article Jennings, Andrea T. "Hiring Generation X." Journal of

55. Databases For Teens
    MAS Ultra school Edition – HOME USE (From OPLIN s Research databases, select EBSCOhost) Homework central for high school students.  
    http://www.cuyahogalibrary.org/onlineresources/databases/teens.htm
    
    Extractions: 5,000 years of Native American history. Information on leaders, events, issues, cultures, customs and daily life from Facts on File books. Biographies, timelines, historical documents, images, maps, charts, web links. Index of 500 Native American tribes. Special feature on legends. Glossary. Includes Adena and Hopewell, Central and South American cultures. American history as told through more than 2,000 speeches, essays, editorials, images and other original source documents from 1493 to the present from contributors such as Madeleine Albright, Henry Ford, John Hancock, Malcolm X, and Edgar Allen Poe. Search by keyword or browse by time period, topic or author.

56. Databases And Directories-Center For Applied Linguistics
    You can search the database by school level, state, language of instruction, length of daily program, length of enrollment, program location, type of community  
    http://www.cal.org/admin/databases.html
    
    Extractions: This database contains links to Web sites, online publications, publishers, instructional materials, programs, listservs, databases and other resources for improving foreign language programs. ERIC/CLL partnered with the National Clearinghouse for English Language Acquisition and Language Instruction Educational Programs (NCELA) to create this reliable, up-to-date information source. Foreign Language Assessment Database for Grades K-12 This searchable database contains information on language assessments that are currently being used in K-12 language programs around the country as well as annotated bibliographies of published and internet resources on assessment. The database is part of a foreign language assessment resources guide Foreign Language Test Database This database contains information on tests in over 70 languages. Each test record includes information on test level, skill area, format, scoring method, materials, cost, and availability, as well as test author and contact information. Materials for the Study of the Less Commonly Taught Languages

57. Christchurch School Of Medicine & Health Sciences, New Zealand
    of Otago, Christchurch school of Medicine Health Sciences, About CSMHS, Courses Programmes, Departments Research Groups, Library. Electronic Journals. databases.  
    http://www.chmeds.ac.nz/departments/library/databases.htm

58. Christchurch School Of Medicine & Health Sciences, New Zealand
    Library databases Remote. Scroll down for full Database list. Available to CDHB. Available to University of Otago Staff and Students. Some Full Text. Full Text.  
    http://www.chmeds.ac.nz/departments/library/dataremote.htm

59. George Mason University School Of Law: Library&Technology: BNA Legal Databases
    BNA Legal databases. Selected BNA databases are now available to all George Mason Law school students, faculty, and staff. BNA publishes  
    http://www.law.gmu.edu/libtech/BNA-databases.html
    
    Extractions: Help with Searching Home Selected BNA databases are now available to all George Mason Law School students, faculty, and staff. BNA publishes both print and electronic services in a variety of legal subject areas including business law, criminal law, environmental law, labor law, and intellectual property. BNA publications provide in-depth news and analysis of current events along with applicable statutes, administrative regulations and decisions, and cases. BNA databases are available from three different sources: BNA Direct (on BNA's website), Lexis , and Westlaw . BNA Direct is useful for reading the current week's highlights in a particular area of law or browsing a list of cases or statutes. However, we recommend using Lexis or Westlaw for doing comprehensive searches of documents, cases, or statutes. When you access BNA Direct from off-campus , you must be authenticated through the GMU proxy server. This means that you

60. Creating Searchable Databases For School Webmasters
    Creating Searchable databases for school Webmasters.  
    http://www.itrc.ucf.edu/WORKSHOPS/srchdb/default.html

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