How do you think meeting with a librarian might help you in your academic research process?
Discussion
How do you know whether you've found an "academic publication"?
Overview
Course guide, how to find reliable sources, and how to get help!
Practice
Search WorldCat and databases to find resources for your annotated bibliography assignments.
Practice
Find Books using WorldCat
Search WorldCat (using the link in the box below) to find an ebook about school improvement programs in the united states (remember to enter key word concepts rather than natural language searches, like this: school improvement programs AND united states)
Limit your search to materials published in the past 10 years.
Note the title of the book. Is it an ebook or a physical book in the library's collection? If it's a physical book, you would need the call number in order to find it on the shelf.
Find Articles using Databases
Using the link in the box below, search ERIC for an article about school improvement programs in elementary education in the united states. Enter a concept in each search row (you will need to add a row for the third concept).
Search ERIC journals only.
Practice limiting your search to narrow your results.
ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) is the world's most widely used index to educational-related literature. It contains a wide variety of journal articles, research reports, curriculum and teaching guides, conference papers, dissertations and theses, and books.