Research Guide: Elementary and Secondary Education Databases

 

Note: Only databases with the publically accessible image are accessible off campus without your SUNY Oneonta username and password.


General Education Resources

Academic Search Complete

provided by SUNY Connect

Provides full text for about 6,100 periodicals including over 5,100 peer-reviewed journals across most areas of academic study as well as indexing and abstracts for more than 10,000 magazines and journals.


CQ Researcher (Congressional Quarterly)

provided by the Student Technology Fee

Covers the most current and controversial issues of the day with summaries of the issues. Full text. Five simultaneous users.


Education Research Complete

provided by SUNY Connect

Large database that provides coverage of all aspects of education, including curriculum instruction, administration, policy, funding, and related social issues. Offers some full text.


ERIC (Educational Research Information Center)

provided by SUNY Connect

Available through EBSCO. Links to full text in other databases.


ERIC (Educational Research Information Center)

publically accessible

Free version of ERIC from the National Library of Education.


Grolier Online

provided by NOVEL NY

Provides access to Encyclopedia America,Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia, The New Book of Knowledge, and several specialized encyclopedias as well as current news, dictionaries, and an atlas.


JSTOR archive

provided by the College at Oneonta

Provides access to the full text of over 300 scholarly journals across many subject areas. The objective of JSTOR is to provide all issues back to Volume 1, Issue 1 for all journals. (Due to copyright restrictions, the most recent 3-5 years are unavailable.)


Mental Measurements Yearbook

provided by the College at Oneonta

Provides full text information on standardized tests covering educational skills, personality, vocational aptitude, and psychology. The print version is located in Milne Library Reference REF LB1131 .B93. Another, simpler index to the series, volumes 9-17 (1985 to the Present), is located on the website of the Buros Institute of Mental Measurements.


Opposing Viewpoints

provided by the Student Technology Fee

Contains about 2000 viewpoint articles, 1000 topic overviews, 700 court case overviews, and 30 full text periodicals and newspapers. The Research Guide provides tips on analyzing issues with opposing viewpoints, distinguishing fact from opinion, evaluating information sources, and recognizing deceptive arguments.


Periodicals Archive Online (PAO)

provided by the Student Technology Fee

Provides access to back files of over 550 complete full-image journals spanning 200 years in the arts, humanities, and social sciences.


Professional Development Collection

provided by SUNY Connect

Full text of about 500 education journals (about 350 are peer-reviewed). Includes full text of the Chronicle of Higher Education from 1999 to the present (with a one month delay).


Primary Search (EBSCOhost)

provided by NOVEL NY

Provides full text for nearly 70 popular magazines and over 100 children's pamphlets for elementary school research. All full text articles included in the database are assigned a reading level indicator (Lexiles), and full text information dates as far back as 1990.


Project Muse

provided by the Student Technology Fee

Full text of over 100 scholarly journals in fields including literature and criticism, history, the visual and performing arts, cultural studies, political science, gender studies, and economics.


PsycINFO

provided by the Student Technology Fee

Covers 1887 to the present. Provides worldwide coverage to literature in psychology and related disciplines. Links to full text articles in other databases. PsycARTICLES provides access to over 100,000 searchable full text articles from 48 journals published by the American Psychological Association from 1894 to the present.


Voice of the People: Daily Life in the rural Delaware County New York area

publically accessible

Hundreds of primary source materials such as letters, diaries, and newspaper excerpts dating from about 1810 - 1860 that can be used in teaching local New York State history.