Searching for a topic? Use databases.
- ERICArticles and reports on education, learning and child development. Help using ERIC.Help getting a permalink in ERIC.Accessibility help
- LearnTechLibFormerly called EdITLib.Over 100,000 peer-reviewed documents relating to Learning and Technology.
- Academic Search CompleteScholarly and non-scholarly articles in all subjects. Help using Academic Search Complete. Help getting a permalink in Academic Search Complete.EBSCOhost Accessibility Help
- ProQuest Research LibraryScholarly and popular articles in all subjects. This is a great place to start your research. Help using ProQuest Research Library.Help creating a permalink in ProQuest Research Library.Proquest Accessibility Help
Know what article or journal you're looking for?
- Google ScholarYou now need to go into Settings to get ESC library fulltext through Google Scholar. Please check out the Google Scholar how to for new instructions!Know the title of the article you're looking for? Use this tool to search for it (in quotes.) You can also use this tool to search for scholarly articles across multiple databases and in institutional repositories. Help using Google Scholar.
- E-Journals A-ZKnow the name of the journal? This tool lets you enter the journal's title into the search box and shows you the databases that have articles from that journal.
What are scholarly/peer reviewed articles?
In scholarly/peer reviewed articles:
- Author is an expert in the subject
- Content is evaluated by other experts before publication
- All information sources are cited
Some databases have all scholarly material. Others have an option to search for only scholarly/peer-reviewed articles.
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Anatomy of a Scholarly ArticleInteractive web site lets you look at different parts of a scholarly article so that you can recognize one when you see one, and know how to take it apart for meaning. From North Carolina State University.
Need help with searching?
- Citing Your SourcesA collection of web sites that will help you cite your sources (aka document your sources, make footnotes and bibliography.)
