Alphabetical List of Learn Resources

The complete Encyclopedia Britannica in digital format. Provides in-depth, authoritative coverage of all major subject areas, including science, history, literature, biography, geography, and social studies, with multimedia to support research. Access remotely anytime with a library card, or within the Library.

Reliable encyclopedia articles written for teens. It covers literature, science, technology, history, current events, geography, and world cultures, ideal for research projects and independent study. Access remotely anytime with a library card, or within the Library.

Comprehensive business research database with journals, industry reports, market research, company profiles, and SWOT analyses. Access remotely anytime with a library card, or within the Library.

The nation’s leading resource for nonprofit funding research. Search a comprehensive database of U.S. grantmakers and their grants to identify potential funders that match your organization’s mission and programs. Includes information on foundations, corporate giving programs, public charities, and grantmaking public charities, along with details on past grants awarded. Access is available only from any device within the Library.

A trusted automotive resource covering domestic and foreign automobiles from 1940 to the present. Includes maintenance and specification tables for each vehicle, step-by-step service and repair procedures, as well as diagrams and photographs to illustrate system operations. Ideal for do-it-yourself mechanics and students in automotive programs. Access remotely anytime with a library card.

An authoritative source of global information produced by the Central Intelligence Agency. Provides concise profiles of 266 world entities, including data on history, population, government, economy, energy, geography, communications, transportation, military, terrorism, and transnational issues. Updated regularly for use by students, researchers, and professionals.

Stream classical music concerts, operas, and music documentaries on demand. Offers performances from renowned conductors, orchestras, and soloists, plus behind-the-scenes documentaries exploring the world of classical music. Available anytime through Libby with a library card.

Una selección curada de libros electrónicos y audiolibros en español a través de OverDrive. Incluye títulos populares de ficción, no ficción y para niños. Accede de forma remota en cualquier momento con una tarjeta de biblioteca.

Colorado’s most comprehensive database of funding sources for nonprofits. Search local foundations, trusts, corporations, government agencies, and religious organizations that provide grants and support to Colorado nonprofits. Includes profiles of funders, application guidelines, and areas of focus. Access is available only within the Library.

Digitized archives of more than 600 Colorado newspapers, with over 2.2 million pages dating back to 1859. Search articles, images, and advertisements to explore Colorado’s history, including 11 Aspen-area newspapers published between the 1880s and 1985—a valuable resource for genealogists, historians, and local researchers.

Through the Colorado Historic Newspapers Project, gain free access to digitized newspapers from all 50 states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Browse historic issues to research genealogy, local history, or cultural trends nationwide.

The full text of the Colorado Revised Statutes and the Colorado Constitution. It includes laws currently in effect and is searchable by title, article, or keyword—a reliable resource for legal research, government study, or understanding state laws.

Official website of the Colorado Judicial Branch. Provides access to juror information, court forms, case records, opinions, rules, and self-help resources. Includes details for district and county courts and guidance for individuals navigating the legal system.

The State of Colorado’s official tax resource. Includes downloadable state tax forms, instructions, current sales tax rates, and online filing options. Also provides links to e-file services, tax assistance, and payment information.

The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s job and workforce site. Search statewide job postings, build resumes, and apply for unemployment benefits. Also connects to PEAK social assistance services, training programs, and labor market information for job seekers and employers.

A statewide financial literacy program designed to help individuals review and set personal financial goals. Offers resources on money management, saving, investing, and debt reduction, based on time-tested principles of financial security.

A U.S. government agency dedicated to ensuring fair treatment by banks, lenders, credit card companies, and other financial institutions. Provides consumer guides on mortgages, credit reports, student loans, and auto loans. Also offers tools for filing complaints and protecting financial health.

Comprehensive health resource covering mainstream, holistic, and integrated medicine. Includes evidence-based full-text health reports, consumer health periodicals, medical reference books, Steadman’s Medical Dictionary, U.S. prescription drug information, herbal and nutritional supplement guides, and healthy recipes. Designed for patients, families, and caregivers. Access remotely anytime with a library card, or within the Library.

Easy-to-read government site offering practical advice on everyday consumer issues. Topics include managing money, using credit and loans wisely, protecting your identity, avoiding scams, and making informed financial decisions—a straightforward resource for consumers seeking to protect themselves and their finances.

Trusted ratings and reviews of thousands of consumer products and services. Covers categories like electronics, home appliances, cars, health products, and more. Includes expert buying guides, safety ratings, and product comparisons to support smart purchasing decisions. Access remotely anytime with a library card, or within the Library.