The document provides instructions for accessing and using databases available through the Baldwin Public Library, noting that databases can be used to find reliable information, expand knowledge, and learn new skills, and outlines how to access the library's website and databases either from the library or remotely from home. Users are reminded to follow the acceptable use policy regarding copyrighted material and not engaging in illegal activities when using the library's computers and network.

1. Databases for Novel Destinations

3. Obey all laws regarding copyright

4. No obscene/harmful to minors material

5. No damage to equipment or network

6. No personal software

8. Where to start – Getting to the Databases Double click on Internet Explorer – the Baldwin Public Library Website will open Hover Over “Library Collections” and click on “Databases”

9. You’ve found our databases! Note: If you’re trying this from home, you can go directly to: http://www.baldwinlib.org

10. Navigation The categories on the top help you find the database you’re looking for: Academic, Business, or Health, for example If you know the database you’re looking for, try clicking on the “To Find Databases Alphabetically, click here”

11. Just Click! Now, click on the database that you want to visit! From home, you’ll be asked for your library card number and your pin number (if you have an alternate id, you can use that, but be sure to enter it in all caps!). We can help you with this information after class.

12. For more information… Kathryn Bergeron Systems Librarian 248/554-4650 Kathryn.Bergeron@baldwinlib.org