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ERIC - the Education Resources Information Center
ERIC is the authoritative resource for any educator looking for information. ERIC provides access to bibliographic records of journal and non-journal literature in the educational field from 1966 to the present. ERIC has over 115,000 full-text materials available. These materials used to be difficult to obtain, such as conference papers and reports, but are now easily accessible. Most materials published 2004 and forward include links to other sources, including publishers' Web sites.

Important! Even though ERIC is also available through www.eric.ed.gov, you must access ERIC via Galvin Library if you want to be connected to the full-text of many of the journal articles indexed in the database. Some full-text available – use the GetArticle links to find full-text.

Academic Search Premier
ASP is our largest interdisciplinary journal article database with many full-text resources in all subjects. This database is a good place to look for education information in relation to other topics such as current events, business, humanities, and the social sciences. Full-text.

MathSciNet
MathSciNet, produced by the American Mathematical Society, is a comprehensive database covering the world's math literature. It contains bibliographic citations and reviews of mathematical research literature provided in the Mathematical Reviews Database. Full-text not available – use the GetArticle links to find full-text.