Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records - Digital Arizona Library (DAZL)
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Statewide DAZL databases are available to all Arizonans, supported by the Arizona State Library (with federal IMLS funds) and by the county libraries. No separate State Library card rule was found on the page.
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“thousands of online articles and images from popular magazines, scholarly journals, current newspapers and other reference works, and are available to all Arizonans.”Test prep (SAT, ACT, AP, GED, ASVAB)
Peterson's Test and Career Prep
Practice tests, college and scholarship search, resumes, and career exploration.
From the library’s page “Search thousands of college and graduate schools, identify scholarships, take practice tests, create resumes, and explore careers.”
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Language learning
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Courses in 100 languages with audio and video.
From the library’s page “100 languages to learn (and 68 home languages to learn them in), and a collection of instructional phrases, audio recordings and videos.”
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Gale In Context: High School
Research database for science, literature, and history assignments.
From the library’s page “Explore information from science, literature and history through reference books, newspaper and journal articles, video and audio files.”
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Opposing Viewpoints in Context
Current-event topics with arguments for and against, useful for essays and debate.
From the library’s page “An online library of current event topics--facts and arguments for and against each topic.”
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Academic OneFile
Scholarly and general-interest journal articles for research papers.
From the library’s page “Articles and abstracts from scholarly, trade and general-interest periodicals in current events, science, social science, art and the humanities.”
SourceChecked November 3, 2026