Library Resources

MLA Report Format:
This will help you do your in-text citations, add page numbers, format long and short quotes and more.  Just click on the button below.

Chicago/Turabian Report Format:
This will help you create a title page, add page numbers correctly, insert footnotes correctly, and so much more. Just click on the button below.

Getty Free Images
Search for an image. Then copy and paste it into your document. This is a free service for education.

Pics4Learning
This is a safe, free image library for education. Teachers and students can use the copyright-friendly photos & images for classrooms, multimedia projects, websites, videos, portfolios, or any projects in an educational setting.

Pixabay
With over 400,000 images, Pixabay is a huge repository for stunning public domain pictures. Use any Pixabay image without attribution in digital and printed form.

Library of Congress Prints and Photos
This site has over 1 million images on a wide variety of topics. Click here to find out about copyright and ownership of the images.

Smithsonian Institution
Over 1 million images, videos, sound clips and primary source media, all of which can be used if the information is cited appropriately. Find out how to cite the information here.

Photos for Class
This is an excellent source for properly attributed Creative Commons photos.

Creative Commons
This site has convenient access to search engines for many different sites offering copyright friendly media, images, video, and music.

Free Music Archive
This is an interactive library of high-quality, legal audio downloads that can be used under Creative Commons license. Look here for details about how to use - and properly cite - the music contained on FMA.

Sound Gator
Free sound effects on this site can be used in films, videos, multimedia projects, presentations, apps, games and just about any other project. Look at the detail about the usage license in place.

Presentation and San Jose Public Library have partnered to increase accessible resources for our students with student ecards. Students have been automatically enrolled in the program and can access SJPL digital resources and more. For more information, contact cjimenez@presentationhs.org.

Opting-Out: Families can request to opt-out of this program by accessing this form and returning it to the school librarian.
Formulario de Exclusión Voluntaria en Español