Stop by the Library from August 18th-21st to get your picture taken & get a chance to spin the wheel :)
Resources
Thanks to the California State Library, we are able to offer this new resource, the Alexander Street Platform.
Bookflix is a reading program that can be accessed anywhere there is an Internet connection! You only need a Camarena Memorial Library card.
Access online tutoring help from 1:00 pm to 10 pm every day!
The Camarena Memorial Library is pleased to announce one more FREE resource for the community, BRAINFUSE VETNOW.
This resource allows you search for archived Calexico Chronicle newspaper issues from 1904-2023.
CultureGrams® is the leading primary source reference for concise, reliable, and up-to-date cultural information on the countries of the world.
Encyclopedia Britannica provides resources to elementary, middle and high school students.
From climate change to automobile emissions, today’s environmental issues determine the destiny of tomorrow’s world.
Flipster is a next-generation digital magazine distribution service where users can access their favorite magazines from a variety of publishers through Camarena Memorial Library via
Hoopla is a digital platform that allows you to download & stream FREE videos, music, audiobooks, comics and ebooks on a mobile device, computer or TV equipment!
Libby is a digital platform that allows you to check out ebooks and audiobooks using your Camarena Memorial Library card. You also have access to hundreds of magazines!
Mango Languages helps students get the most out of their distanced language learning.
National Geographic Kids will take you on amazing adventures in science, nature, culture, archaeology, and space.
Northstar focuses on people with no, low, or limited technology skills.
ProQuest is a collection of many databases that provide access to thousands of journals, magazines, newspapers, dissertations, and other publication
Gale Interactive: Science, allows users to delve deeper into science, by exploring 3D models where they can zoom in, rotate or pull them apart.
The California State Library is pleased to bring the New York Times online to California public libraries! This offer includes direct access to nytimes.com from 1851 to now, including:
The eBooks for All project, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, provides every public library in the state with access to a statewide collection of electronic books and audiobooks through the e
This resource is available at the Library. Bring your computer card to access it.