This guide is a starting place for students, faculty, staff, and other researchers to discover resources and strategies for finding, evaluating, using, and creating information in and around education.
Explore the various tabs on the left for education-specific resources.
You can also schedule a research consultation meeting with me at any time to get one-on-one research support.
Happy researching!
Best for: background research/learning about a topic, site-specific searching (i.e., site:.edu), and finding grey literature.
Best for: background research and finding a broad selection of academic sources.
Best for: finding books, articles, and other sources available through the library and broad and interdisciplinary searches.
Best for: disciplinary and interdisciplinary research focus more on academic source types, specific source needs such as dissertations, reference entries, films, and news.
Databases to start your education research include: Films on Demand, ERIC, Education Source, APA PsycInfo, Academic Search Complete, Issues & Controversies.
