While some of these resources are free, many are only available to Kapiʻolani CC affiliates.If you are a Kapiʻolani CC student, instructor, or staff experiencing issues with access, please see our Troubleshooting Help Guide, or contact us for assistance.
The following databases are newly acquired or being evaluated for a future subscription.
You must be a Kapiʻolani CC student, faculty, or staff member to access the New York Times. Follow the link to The New York Times library guide to learn how to create an account. Access to news and the NYT TimesMachine (1851-2002) allow you to read current and archived news. Signing up also grants access to New York Times Audio. Check out our guide for information on how to create an account.
PolicyMap is a U.S. national data and mapping tool that combines a curated, comprehensive geographic data library with simple, robust mapping and analytics tools. University faculty, researchers, and students use it to create compelling maps of up to five layers, export trend-charts with key benchmarks, download data for use in other tools, generate on-the-fly reports and upload your own data to view it with ours. You can create maps covering Demographics, Incomes & Spending, Housing, Lending, Quality of Life, Economy, Education, and Health. With a better understanding of your community, you can solve real-world problems faced by real people in real places. On a map, you can see what life is like in a neighborhood. Learn how best to help your community with data at the neighborhood or zip code level.
Use Ancestry Library Edition to search genealogical records and discover more about your family history. This database includes records from the U.S. Census, military records, court, land and probate records, vital and church records, directories, passenger lists, and more.
Ebook Central is a full-text collection of over 80,000 books covering all subjects from the world's leading publishers, plus special technology to help you effectively use these online books for research.
Search and view the full text of eBooks purchased by Lama Library, as well as those included in the EBSCO eBook Public Library Collection, and Nonfiction eBook Collections.
Use EBSCOhost Health Databases for more focused research in the health sciences. CINAHL with Full Text (Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature) is included here, providing full text for more than 600 of the 3,000 current nursing and allied health journals and other medical publications indexed in CINAHL dating back to 1981.
EBSCOhost databases cover a wide range of subject areas, including social sciences, health, business, computer science, psychology, religion, education, and more. Over 20,000 journal titles are indexed with the majority available in full text. Start with Academic Search Complete, or select all four databases and click Continue.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica Online delivers fast and easy access to high-quality, comprehensive information. Written by Nobel laureates, historians, curators, professors, and other notable experts, the Encyclopaedia Britannica articles are trusted resources with balanced, global perspectives and unique insights that users will not find anywhere else. Includes articles, images, videos, and primary sources.
Issues & Controversies is an authoritative source of up-to-date, in-depth and objective information on the most prominent and hotly debated current issues. Each topic combines factual analysis with clear explanations of opposing points of view, plus related chronologies, illustrations, maps, tables, sidebars, bibliographies, contact information, and links.
You must be a Kapiʻolani CC student, faculty, or staff member to access the New York Times. Follow the link to The New York Times library guide to learn how to create an account. Access to news and the NYT TimesMachine (1851-2002) allow you to read current and archived news. Signing up also grants access to New York Times Audio. Check out our guide for information on how to create an account.
ScienceDirect is the world's largest electronic collection of information in science (including social sciences, arts and humanities), technology, and medicine. It includes over 6 million articles and over 60 million abstracts in over 1,800 scholarly journals. The University of Hawaii System Libraries have purchased full text access to hundreds of journals in ScienceDirect: look for green Subscribed content icons.
Popular streaming video content used for specific courses during the semester, but open to all of Kapiʻolani CC. Plug-ins may be necessary to download to view videos. When first connecting, choose Instructor or Student (based on what you are). Instructors can request titles through the dashboard and the library will receive requests.
