Educational Research
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- This site gives access to "2,000+ lesson plans, 3,000+ links to online education information, and 200+ question archive responses. ... [It also] provides a search interface to the ERIC [Educational Resources Information Center ] Database, providing access to over one million bibliographic records on educational research, theory, and practice." The database is updated monthly and includes citations from 1966 to thepresent. Searchable
- Many Education journals are included
in their entirity. You can read entire issues or search by subject.
The database contains full text magazines and newspapers since
1986. The deep
backfiles
includes
some magazines
from the sixties and seventies. Some backfiles of the Washington
Post and Washington Times as well as theWorld Book Encyclopedia
are also available here. You may use Proquest at home. See a media
specialist for
user name
and password and use this link: Proquest
at home. The New York Times from 1855-present as well
as professional journals are also available.
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- Collections include 14,000 books (mostly on education), subscriptions
to over 300 periodicals in education and psychology with back issues
on microfilm, subscriptions to nine newspapers (we keep back issues for
a month), over 450,000 ERIC documents on microfiche, the on-line databases
ERIC, ProQuest Platinum periodicals, ProQuest Education periodicals,
HW Wilson Education Full Text, HW Wilson Library Literature and Information
Science Full Text, EBSCO Professional Development collection, APA's PsycINFO
and PsycARTICLES databases and several CD-ROM data bases, including Mental
Measurements Yearbooks. Our facilities include access to a FAX machine,
telephones for patrons, eight Macintosh and nine Wintel computers which
have FirstClass, Microsoft Office, and the Internet, six microfilm/microfiche
reader-printers, and tables for individual or group projects.
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- Electronic School chronicles technological change in the classroom,
interprets education issues in a digital world, and offers readers --
some 80,000 school board members, school administrators, school technology
specialists, and other educators -- practical advice on a broad range
of topics pertinent to the implementation of technology in elementary
and secondary schools throughout North America
Need more? A nationally renown media specialist, Joyce Valenza, has
produced these links for
her teachers. If Joyce prepared it, we recommend it too.
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