Research Guides: Education Research: Articles

Education Librarian

Ashley Crane

Contact:

936-294-4686
abc064@shsu.edu
Library (NGL) Room 134

Essential Databases

Education Source
International array of English-language journals, monographs, yearbooks and more, covering all levels of education—from early childhood to higher education—as well as all educational specialties, such as multilingual education, health education and testing.
ERIC (Educational Resource Information Clearinghouse)
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Covers all areas of education, 1966 to the present, including research documents, journal articles, technical reports, program descriptions and evaluations, and curricular materials. Links to many full-text documents since 1993.
NOTE: The SHSU Library also owns ERIC on microfiche back to 1963.
Educational Administration Abstracts
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Covers areas related to educational administration, including educational leadership, educational management, educational research and other areas of key relevance to the discipline.
PsycINFO
Professional Development Collection
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Teacher Reference Center
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Physical Education Index

Streaming Video

Academic Video Online: Premium
Education in Video (Volumes I-II)
Films on Demand

Instant access to thousands of educational films, ranging from almost every academic discipline to life-skills content. Select films include closed-captioning and/or interactive text transcripts. Roll over the video player and click ""CC"" button at upper right for captions.
NBC Learn Higher Ed

ALL videos include closed-captioning and text transcripts; click the CC button found on the right side of the video play controls, or click "Transcript" along the right edge of the video player. Details on NBC Learn Section 508 accessibility.
NBC Learn K-12

Instructional Material Databases

Looking for instructional materials? Check out these databases! Each database contains some sort of instructional material including lesson plans, reading guides, author interviews, or grade-level appropriate magazines or reading selections.

Note on TexShare

Red and blue Texas icons indicate a database provided by the TexShare program. Each of these can be accessed from participating libraries, such as school, public, and academic libraries, making them available to you after leaving SHSU.

Find a TexShare Library
Locate a participating library here.