English 110D - The Craft of Writing: School Cultures (Wu)
Selected Databases for Journal & Magazine Articles
General Databases, covering scholarly & popular publications. Most
articles available full-text.
Academic
Search Complete
Research
Library (at ProQuest)
Education Databases
ERIC
at EBSCOHost 
Index and abstracts of articles, books, and documents covering education
research and practice. Coverage is from 1966.
ERIC
at FirstSearch
Index and abstracts of articles, books, and documents covering education
research and practice. Coverage is from 1966.
Databases for Scholarly Articles
JSTOR

Full-text scholarly articles published "a few" years ago based
on the JSTOR
Moving Wall for each journal.
Professional
Development Collection 
Specialized collection of journal articles and pamphlets especially
for professional educators. Includes indexing and abstracts for over
800 titles and full text for over 500 journals covering current topics
in education. Coverage is from 1984; full text from 1990.
ProjectMuse
Provides full-text access to recent issues of more
than 40 key journals in the humanities and social sciences.
SocINDEX
with Full Text
SocINDEX with Full Text contains full text for 242 "core"
coverage journals dating back to 1895, and 72 "priority" coverage
journals. This database also includes full text for 547 books and monographs,
and full text for 6,711 conference papers.
News
General News:
Newspaper
Source 
ProQuest
Newspapers 
Approximately 5,000 publications, virtually all include full text.
Specialized News. Mostly full-text.
To get the full text of the article
Many articles in these databases will be available full text online.
If not, there will often be an icon
or a link to search for full text (different databases set this up in
different ways).
Clicking on the Find It button will help you see if the article is
available full text through another database, and there will be a link
into the online library catalog SOPHIA
so you can see if we have the journal in print. The Journal/Article
Locator link on the library home page is another way to
get to this type of search.
If we don't own or have access to the publication, you can request
the article through Interlibrary
Loan, or check to see if another local library that you
can visit owns it. Which leads us to:
One more very useful database
WorldCat
Find books & publications owned by databases worldwide.
You
do not need to know who owns a book or journal
before placing an InterLibrary Loan request.
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