24 Hour Virtual Library Services
Study help or general enquiries for all ages, If you have an Enfield Library Service membership card you can access online resources free of charge.
• From your Laptop, PC or phone you can access our online resources 24/7 from the comfort of your own home or at all Enfield Libraries.
• All you will be asked is to type your Enfield Library membership number in to a form on the screen in order to gain access to these services.
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Ancestry.com (Library Edition) – this family history database is not available by remote access. It is available in Enfield Town Library only – advance booking is recommended (phone 020 8379 8391). |
Britannica Online: Encyclopaedia Britannica – the full text of the world’s most famous encyclopaedia, and more. | |
Britannica Online: Britannica Student – recommended for ages 12 - 18. | |
Britannica Online: Britannica Junior – recommended for ages 5 – 11. | |
CANS Advice Notes - a readable and accessible guide to English (& Welsh & Scottish) legislation – a lay person’s guide to the law as it affects rights, finance, families, migration etc. Regularly updated by a team of legal experts – the next best thing to consulting a legal professional. | |
COBRA – the Complete Business Reference Adviser - a comprehensive, practical and continually updated information resource for anyone looking to start a business, write a business or marketing plan, or conduct research into new markets. | |
Infotrac Custom Journal Database – full-text articles from a selection of UK and international magazines and journals**. | |
Infotrac Custom Newspaper Database – full-text articles from a range of old and recent UK newspapers*, dating back as far as 1985. | |
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LexisNexis Butterworths – this major legal database is not available by remote access, but can be used in all Enfield libraries. The most comprehensive legal library in the UK containing an unrivalled collection of case law, expert commentary, and primary and secondary legislation as amended. |
Nexis - this global news and business information database is not available by remote access, but can be used in all Enfield libraries. Contains over 20,000 sources of authoritative news, company, financial and market research data. | |
Oxford Art Online – articles, images and a comprehensive series of links covering painting, sculpture, architecture, decorative arts, textiles, jewelry, design, furniture, and more. (Previously Grove Art Online).
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Oxford Dictionary of National Biography Online - an illustrated collection of more than 56,600 specially written biographies of the men and women from around the world who shaped all aspects of Britain's past.
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Oxford English Dictionary Online – the full text of the world’s most comprehensive dictionary.
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Oxford Reference Online – Premium Collection – a compendium of over 175 subject dictionaries, plus the World Encyclopaedia, offering unrivalled coverage of everything from art to accountancy, politics to physics, and computing to classics. (See list of contents here). To access this resource you need to type ENF followed by your library card number i.e
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New** June 2009**
Encyclopedia of Evolution
Encyclopedia of Global Change
The Oxford Companion to World Exploration
To access these resources you need to type ENF followed by your library card number i.e
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Oxford Music Online – articles and sound clips covering musicians, genres, record companies, music festivals, songs, and more. (Previously Grove Music Online). To access this resource you need to type ENF followed by your library card number i.e
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The Times Digital Archive – the full-text of every article to appear in the Times newspaper from 1785 – 1985 (use Infotrac Custom Newspaper Database for later articles). Please note: access to this resource is very limited, and may not be available at all times. | |
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** New June 2009**
Who’s who contains over 33,000 short biographies, continually updated, of living noteworthy and influential individuals, from all walks of life, worldwide. Approximately one thousand new entries are added every year. Who was who contains over 100,000 entries from the archives of Who’s Who dating back to 1898: the definitive roll-call of the last 150 years of British history. To access this resource you need to type ENF followed by your library card number i.e
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World Book Online - the most popular encyclopaedia in many schools; it is written especially for students (upper Key Stage 2 onwards). Includes more detailed articles in World Book Advanced. | |
Training Courses: | |
220Soft First Steps On Your Computer – a course to lead you into an understanding of your computer; recommended as a precursor to ECDL and CLAIT. Available in English, Urdu, Bengali, Polish, Somali and Arabic. | |
*Newspapers on Infotrac Custom Newspapers:
Daily Mail; Daily Mirror; Daily Telegraph; Evening Standard; Financial Times; Guardian; Independent; Independent on Sunday; Mail on Sunday; News of the World; Observer; The People; The Sun; Sunday Mirror; Sunday Telegraph; Sunday Times; The Times.
**Journals on Infotrac Custom Journals:
A range of current, technical and popular journals, including Building; Computer Weekly; Cosmopolitan; Design Week; Geographical; Good Housekeeping; History Today; IT Week; The Lancet; Management Today; National Geographic; New Internationalist; New Scientist; New Statesman; Newsweek; Popular Science; Scientific American; Time.
Did you know that you can also view Enfield’s library catalogue online? If you have a library membership card and a Personal Identification Number (PIN), you can also:
- view your personal borrower record
- reserve items
- renew your library loans
by following the Personal Record link from the Catalogue main page. (If you don’t have a PIN, ask a member of staff for one next time you visit any of our libraries).
This document was last updated on 2009-06-09 10:07:04 published by the Libraries team. Document Reference:LBE_119602














