Digital Resources

Library Electronic Resources

• Libby - New Mexico's Library To-go option for digital books and audio recordings

• El Portal - a data base collection of newspapers, journal articles, magazines and reference materials

• Project Gutenberg - a free collection of over 30,000 eBooks

• LibriVox - a public domain for literature recordings

• Geni - a genealogy database (Note: GeniPro is available at the Library only) 

• Learning Express - used to review skills and prepare for tests available through the Library catalog

New York Times All Access

Our New York Times subscription has been updated to "All Access" compliments of the New Mexico State Library. To access your subscription, please see the attached flyer.

New Mexico State Library: El Portal

Community Technology Network - a variety of Digital Resources - El Portal ​

Resources available include:

• Career Online High School

• Brain Fuse Help Now - provides online tutoring and homework help in English and Spanish

• Gale Database

• News Bank - online searchable database providing access to three New Mexico newspapers

• New York Times

• Palace Project eBooks 

• Ben's Guide to the US Government

• Native American and Indigenous Peoples Collection - includes political, religious, legal, medical, commercial and military perspectives

• Chilton Library - automotive repair help

Other Resources

The National Council on Aging - offers free online technology courses through ATT Connected Learning. NCOA.org and att.digitallearn.org

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Niche Academy - NMSL Professional Development Academy

Resources available through Niche include:

• Homeless Library Academy,

• Navigating Niche

• Library 101+

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Other Resources:

• refseek* - Academic Resource Search. More than a billion sources for encyclopedias, monographies, and magazines.

• WorldCat - the world's largest library catalog includes a search for the contents of 20 thousand worldwide libraries. 

• Springer - access to more than 10 million scientific documents including books, articles, journals, and rsearch protocols

• Bioline - a library of scientific bioscience journals published in developing countries.

• RePEc - volunteers from 102 countries have collected almost 4 million publications on economics and related science.

• Science.gov - provides access to millions of authoritative scientific research results from U.S. Federal agencies.

• Commerce Research Library - provides academic studies of which about 60% are open access.

• FamilySearch - one of the largest free genealogy sites for historical records, pictures, education, and tutorials; registration required.

• National Archives - Explore our nation's history through documents, photos and records.