You can search for conference papers in ERIC by doing an Advance Search and scrolling down in the limiter to Publication Type and choose "Collected Works -- Proceedings"
You can limit a search in PsycINFO to conference proceedings by using the Advance Search and scrolling down to the section called "Book Type" and choosing "Conference Proceedings"
Additional Resources for Conference Proceedings
Here are some other useful databases when searching specifically for conference papers or proceedings.
Searching for Dissertations and Theses in Education
Bibliographic database sponsored by the US Department of Education, is the premier source for education-related research, documents, and journal articles. Access via the EBSCO interface will link to full-text articles.
Link to Theses and Dissertations that Purdue students have wished to make openly available
What is the difference?
Dissertations & Theses is not limited by any subject area and has more than 2 million entries.
ERIC is limited to the field of education and has over 25,000 dissertations: those authors submit and those from ProQuest Dissertations &Theses database.
Purdue e-pubs is limited to the Purdue students that have chosen to make their dissertation or thesis openly available.
