Trial expires on October 3, 2024
Access to real-life clinical cases across various medical specialties, designed help students and residents apply basic science and clinical medicine concepts in realistic scenarios, aiding in coursework, clinical rotations, and exam preparation. Please provide feedback on this trial

AccessAPN

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Trial expires on October 2, 2024
Includes textbooks, multimedia, and tools tailored for Advanced Practice Nursing programs, supporting clinical education and professional practice with curriculum-aligned materials and authoritative content. Please provide feedback on this trial

AccessMedicine (ACM)

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Trial expires on October 2, 2024
ACM provides access to over 100 medical textbooks, multimedia content, diagnostic tools, self-assessment features, and up-to-date clinical information, making it an essential tool for medical students, professionals, and educators. Please provide feedback on this trial

Almanac of the Federal Fiduciary

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Alternate name(s) VitalLaw

Provides detailed, regularly updated profiles of federal judges, including background, financial disclosures, and attorney evaluations, to offer insight into their rulings, demeanor, and courtroom management.

Bloomsbury Historic Dress in Detail

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Trial expires on October 24, 2024
Detailed insights into historical dress, using videos, articles, and resources that highlight the materials, construction techniques, and fastenings of garments throughout history, aimed at students and researchers in costume and fashion studies. Please provide feedback on this trial

Met Opera On Demand: Student Access

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Trial expires on October 4, 2024
Streaming access to over 800 full-length Metropolitan Opera performances, including HD videos, classic telecasts, and radio broadcasts, providing a rich collection for opera enthusiasts available on multiple devices. Please provide feedback on this trial.

Naxos Video Library

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Trial expires on October 4, 2024
An extensive streaming collection of classical music performances, operas, ballets, live concerts, and documentaries, featuring over 3,600 full-length videos from renowned labels and artists, with searchable options by category, role, composer, and more. Please provide feedback on this trial.

Throughlines

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Free, curated teaching materials to help college educators integrate premodern critical race studies into their courses, including lectures, syllabi, and classroom activities.

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