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Education
- ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) - from the U.S. Dept. of Education
Note: This is the only version of ERIC which has been updated since 2003.
- ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) - from EBSCO
- ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) - from CSA
Provides indexing to almost eight hundred education and education-related journals, as well as research documents, speeches, and government publications. Focus is strongest on the United States. Covers 1966-present. (Be sure to use the PDC below for more current resources, as ERIC has not been updated since Fall 2003 following a government restructuring of the database).
- Professional Development Collection (PDC)
Specialized index covering education and related fields. Indexes over 800 journals; 500 offered in full text journals. Many higher education journals are indexed here, full-text provided for some.
- Education Index
Indexes over five hundred journals in education comprehensively. A good number of these titles have full-text for recent
years. Covers 1983 to the present. Note: You will need to select "Education Full Text" before you start searching.
Multidisciplinary Databases
- EBSCO MegaFile
A combined index of EBSCO's Academic Search Premier and Masterfile Premier. Indexes both scholarly journals and popular periodicals. Strong from 1990s forward, although many titles are indexed back further.
- ISI Citation Indexes
The ISI Citation Indexes include the Science, Social Science and Arts & Humanities Citation Indexes. The database covers the full run of all three subfiles.Both keyword and citation searching are available.
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