Library Guides: Library Guide for Education Graduate Students: Home

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Subjects: Arts & Humanities, Education

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This guide was created to help new Education graduate students begin to navigate the Purdue Libraries system.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to any Subject Librarian, stop by a physical library, or chat with us online.

(NEW) Oxford Bibliographies for Education - Nearly 300 annotated bibliographies in major areas of educational research created by field experts (requires login with Purdue Career Account).

Below are some links that provide quick access to commonly used resources in educational research.

Purdue Libraries Home Page
- Search bar best for finding "known-items"
Purdue Libraries Catalog
- Search capabilities better for browsing books
Education Reference Sources
Key Education Databases (require login with your Purdue Career Account)
- ERIC
- Education Source
- PsycINFO
  - Tips
    - Use the thesauri of subject-specific databases to perform more targeted searches. For details on using this feature of EBSCO databases--including Education Source, ERIC, and PsycINFO--see EBSCO's help entry on Browsing EBSCO Databases Using the Thesaurus.
    - For instructions on citation exporting in EBSCO databases, see EBSCO's help entry on How to Use EBSCO's Export Manager.
Education Subject Library Guide
BrowZine Library Guide - Keep up-to-date with the latest literature. BrowZine is a tool that lets you browse, read and monitor the latest scholarly journals.
(NEW) Oxford Bibliographies for Education - Nearly 300 annotated bibliographies in major areas of educational research created by field experts (requires login with Purdue Career Account).