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MAK+ (MakPlus) – is an electronic, integrated library system, created and developed by the Book Institute. The system allows the creation of an electronic library catalog, user database , registration of loans, access to resources, and keeping library statistics. Work is done through a web browser. 

The MAK+ library system is currently operating in 2,716 libraries, which is about 33.56% of all libraries in Poland. 

The MAK+ system is recommended by the National Library Council. It is also fully compliant with the MARC21 format and meets all the requirements of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of April 27, 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free flow of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC. The necessary physical, organizational and hardware protection measures ensure the security of users’ personal data processed. 

MAK+ offers the reader: 

• access to a library account via the Internet 
• checking information about lent content in all libraries 
• using the MAK+ system from a single web page 
• simultaneous content search of all the libraries catalogs 
• ordering/reserving a book in a specific library 
• electronic lending service 
• searching the resources of libraries using the MAK+ system

In order to make full use of the MAK+ library system you should: 

1. Enroll in the SGMK Library in Warsaw and receive a library card.
2. Register (create an account) at https://xn--szukamksiki-4kb16m.pl/SkNewWeb/start
3. Log in to the system with the chosen login and password
4. You can browse the collection of the SGMK Library in Warsaw without registration using the link https://szukamksiążki.pl/SkNewWeb/astart/1352

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https://academica.edu.pl/

Nicolaus Copernicus Superior School invites you to use the free Academica system, which allows you to quickly access almost any publication (3,769,076) that the National Library has in its holdings. The Academica system provides access to digital resources, contemporary books and scholarly journals from all fields of knowledge, including the most recent protected by copyright. 

Browsing the system’s resources is possible from any computer and without the need for creating an account, but access to the full text of the publications is granted only on terminals available in the SGMK Computer Room. Registration and login are required to use these resources. You can log in using individual access data: login and password. Use of the publication is only possible limited to displaying content on the terminal screen and copying quotations of up to 3600 characters to the notepad provided by the system. 

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https://wbn.icm.edu.pl/

Nicolaus Copernicus Superior School cordially invites you to use the free Academica system, which allows you to quickly access almost any publication (3,769,076) that the National Library has in its holdings. The Academica system provides access to digital resources, including contemporary books and scholarly journals from all fields of knowledge, including the most recent ones covered by copyright protection.

Browsing the system’s resources is possible from any computer and without the need for an account, but access to the full text of the publications is granted only on terminals available in the SGMK Computer Room. Registration and login are required to use these resources. Logging in takes place using individual access data: login and password. Use of the publication is only possible in terms of displaying its content on the terminal screen and copying quotations of up to 3 600 characters to the notepad provided by the system.

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https://wbn.icm.edu.pl/

A service on banking and economics, aimed at students, academics and financial professionals, local government officials and entrepreneurs. Nicolaus Copernicus Superior School has access to the electronic version of the ‘BANK Financial Monthly’, accessed from the University’s computer workstations.

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https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?authtype=ip,uid&custid=ns348486&groupid=main

As part of the national license, EBSCO offers all academic and scientific institutions in Poland free access to the basic package, which includes 16 comprehensive scientific databases and EBSCO Open Dissertations™ – an international database of theses and dissertations.

The Academic Search™ Ultimate and Business Source® Ultimate databases included in the package are among the most widely used academic resources in the world by leading academic centres.

FULL-TEXT DATABASES

Academic Search™ Ultimate is the most comprehensive, popular, multi-domain full-text database of scholarly publications. The database features journals and magazines in English and in local languages across North America, Africa, Asia, Oceania, Europe, Latin America, with unprecedented global coverage. Many journals are indexed in leading citation indexes, demonstrating the high quality of the resources. The combination of locally published and globally sourced material makes Academic Search Ultimate a comprehensive research tool for students seeking a dynamic information source with a global perspective.  

• 9,795 active full-text journals and periodicals not available in the Open Access model
• 9,082 active full-text peer-reviewed journals and periodicals, not available under the Open Access model
• 7,027 active full-text peer-reviewed journals and periodicals, not available in the Open Access model, not embargoed
• 5,533 active full-text journals and periodicals, not available in the Open Access model indexed in Web of Science or Scopus

In addition, Academic Search Ultimate includes a collection of more than 75,000 Associated Press videos. A carousel of videos in the results list makes it easy to access the video associated with the search term. The oldest videos date from the 1930s to the present. New material is added every month. Film topics include current and historical events recorded on film, famous people (politicians, actors, athletes), art, music, science and technology. Academic Search Ultimate includes ‘Ahead of Print’ resources for selected titles from key publishers.

Business Source® Ultimate is the most comprehensive available full-text database in business and economic sciences. The database enables you to follow global trends and current business topics. With over 2,300 active full-text magazines and journals in English and in local languages across North America, Africa, Asia, Oceania, Europe, Latin America, Business Source Ultimate provides access to local business news on an unprecedented scale. Business Source Ultimate also includes case studies, economic reports, country reports, SWOT analyses, company profiles, interviews with experienced entrepreneurs and analysts introducing students to the roles they will face in the future. Topics covered include: accounting, administration, banking, economics, finance, human resource management, management, marketing and sales. 

• 3,512 active full-text journals and periodicals not available in the Open Access model
• 2,410 active full-text peer-reviewed journals and periodicals, not available under the Open Access model
• 1,759 active full-text peer-reviewed journals and periodicals, not available in the Open Access model, without embargo
• 1,171 active full-text journals and periodicals not available in the Open Access model indexed in Web of Science or Scopus

Regional Business News –  an addition to the Business Source database that contains the full texts of regional US business publications. Included in the database are newspapers, radio and television news transcripts, trade publications and news reports. 

Health Source: Nursing/Academic Edition – contains full-text journals, including scientific peer-reviewed publications, as well as abstracts and citations of journals in the health sciences, particularly nursing and health care. 

Health Source: Consumer Edition – contains full texts of journals, monographs and brochures as well as Clinical Reference Systems reports in the fields of health care, general medicine, sports medicine, nutrition, family health, child health, health problems such as cancer, diabetes, alcohol addiction, drug addiction, problems of aging. 

Master File Premier  –  a multidisciplinary full-text database designed especially for public libraries. It contains full-text journals on general, social, business, health, education and multicultural issues. The database contains full-text monographs and encyclopedic publications, reference documents and collections of photographs, maps and flags. The database includes a PDF archive of such prestigious publications as American Libraries, Foreign Affairs, History Today, Judaism, Library Journal, National Review, Natural History and Science News, dating from 1975. Along with Master File Premier, the MasterFILE Reference eBook Subscription database is also included in the Basic Package. 

Newspaper Source – a full-text database offering access to US and international newspapers in English. Includes full texts of The Times, The Sunday Times, Daily Mail, Bucharest Daily News, Budapest Sun, Slovak Spectator, Toronto Star, Bangkok Post, The Australian, Irish Times, Kuwait Times, Japan Times, Kyodo News International, The Economic Times and many US newspapers such as The Washington Post, The Washington Times, USA Today, Christian Science Monitor, Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, Daily News (New York) and other regional newspapers in the United States. In addition, it includes transcripts from news broadcast by US radio and television channels: CBS News, CNN, CNN International, FOX News, NPR and others.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASES

Agricola – contains bibliographic data from the National Agricultural Library at the US Department of Agriculture. It contains bibliographic descriptions of journal articles, monographs, scientific papers, patents, software, audiovisual material, reports, book chapters and reference documents on various aspects of agriculture and related sciences, such as biotechnology, entomology, crop science, animal husbandry, veterinary science, aquaculture and fisheries, forestry, ecology, food and nutrition, agricultural economics, agricultural engineering, technology, environmental protection and others. 

MEDLINE – is a database in medicine published by the US National Library of Medicine and contains indexes and abstracts of scientific journals published in 60 languages in the fields of medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, health care and biomedical sciences. Archives in the database date back to 1809. The database uses a medical thesaurus (MeSH index card). The database includes bibliographic descriptions from Index Medicus, International Nursing Index, Index to Dental Literature, HISTLINE, SPACELINE, PREMEDLINE®, AIDSLINE®, BIOETHICSLINE® and HealthSTAR®. 

ERIC (Education Resources Information Center) – is a database published by the Education Resources Information Center at the US Department of Education, containing bibliographic descriptions and links to full-text documents in the fields of education, education and the social sciences with archives dating back to 1966, such as: Chronicle of Higher Education, Innovations in Education & Teaching International, School Planning & Management, British Journal of Educational Technology, Education Statistics Quarterly. 

GreenFILE – contains information from extensive research on all aspects of human impact on the environment. It includes a collection of scientific, government and popular science publications on global climate change, environmentally friendly construction, pollution, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, recycling and more. The database includes indexes and abstracts, as well as full-text articles from open access sources. 

Library, Information Science& Technology Abstracts (LISTA) – contains indexes and abstracts of key journals and indexes selected journal content. In addition, the database includes bibliographic descriptions and abstracts of reports, monographs and conference materials on library science, classification, cataloguing, bibliometrics, online information retrieval, information management and many other topics. The archives in the database date back to 1960.

Teacher Reference Center – contains indexes and abstracts from scholarly peer-reviewed publications. Topics covered in the database include but are not limited to assessment systems; descriptions of best practice; recent pedagogical research; curriculum development; primary, higher and continuing education; instructional materials; language teaching; literacy assessment standards; school administration; science and technology; and teacher education. 

European Views of the Americas (1493-1750) – is a bibliographic database developed by EBSCO in collaboration with the John Carter Brown Library based on the collection European Americana: A Chronological Guide to Works Printed in Europe Relating to the Americas, 1493-1750. Founded in 1846, the John Carter Brown Library collects unique documents and books and conducts advanced historical and humanities research. The European Views of Americas (1493-1750) database was created for those interested in accessing texts about the Americas written by Europeans between 1493 and 1750. The database covers the history of European discovery in the Americas, descriptions of indigenous peoples, natural disasters, disease and slavery. 

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The Internet System of Legal Acts – ISAP database contains bibliographic descriptions and texts of legal acts published in official publications: Dziennik Ustaw and Monitor Polski, published by the President of the Council of Ministers.