The Source is a guide by subject to children’s fiction, poetry and short
stories from around the world with an emphasis on Australian books.
 NOTE: This link will
only work within ILC Campus.
MacquarieNet is an excellent resource. Features include a database of
thousands of images, the Macquarie Dictionary, encyclopaedias and access
to AAP News services. Please note that you can only access this resource
if you are using a computer linked to Immanuel’s network.
NOTE: This link will
only work within ILC Campus.
 The Australia/New Zealand Reference
Centre is an online index providing access to full-text articles and
combines Australasian magazines, newspapers, newswires and reference
books to create the largest collection of regional full text content
available to libraries in Oceania. This database includes leading
Australia/NZ periodicals and international periodicals in full text;
full text reference books; more than 84,500 full text biographies and an
Image Collection of greater than 276,000 photos, maps and flags.
NOTE: This link will only work within ILC Campus. Students may
access the ANZ Reference Centre via their public library website out of school
hours.
The Sunshine Coast Regional Libraries website offers access to their online catalogue as
well as the Australia/New Zealand (ANZ) Reference Centre and ProQuest
Science Journals online databases. If you are not already a member of the Sunshine Coast Regional Libraries, consider joining.
Visit their Website:
Sunshine Coast Regional Libraries Online Catalogue:
Sunshine Coast Regional Libraries Database/Internet Resources:
If you are not already a member of the Sunshine Coast Regional Libraries, consider joining and click "Join Online"
Australian Dictionary of Biography : Online edition - The ADB Online is
an incredibly rich resource for teachers and students, containing over
10,000 scholarly biographical articles on 11,237 individuals who were
significant in Australian history; with a few exceptions, these persons
died before 1981 (all died by 1986). The website enables users to find
words or phrases in the ADB’s eight million words of text. It also
allows structured searches using categories such as occupation and other
criteria useful for historical inquiry.
Education Network Australia (edna) supports and promotes
the benefits of technology for education and training in Australia.
edna is a joint initiative of the state and territory governments
and the Australian Government, through their education departments, to
provide free news, resources, networks and online tools for educators.
edna is managed by education.au limited
and has been operating since 1996.
The Commonwealth Government Entry Point provides easy access to all
Commonwealth authorised information and services. Use the search box below
to search all available Government information.
Whatis.com is an excellent resource which contains thousands of
definitions for computer and Internet related terms. You can either look
through their entire list of definitions, or search for one below.
Scirus is the most comprehensive science-specific search engine on the
Internet. Driven by the latest search engine technology, Scirus searches
over 150 million science-specific Web pages.
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