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This guide gives you an overview of recommended sources for pedagogical sciences (education and child studies): databases to find literature and reference works to orientate on a specific topic.
Please use the tabs at the left to find information for your research and interest. If you have any questions or comments about this guide, or need further help with using this guide or your area of research, please let me know!
Use BrowZine to quickly access your favorite scholarly journals and articles, to save your favorite journals on your personal bookshelf and to get notifications when new articles are published!
Go to BrowZine or download the free app from the App Store or Google Play and log in with your ERNA ID.
For more information, view the BrowZine page.
Below is a list of e-book packages for the field of education and child studies: some are existing licenses, some packages are available because the publisher is now giving everyone access to its e-books.
If you are looking for a specific title, it's better to use sEURch, because there all publishers are covered. For more discipline specific approaches (like psychology, health policy and management, or sociology, etc.) please have a look at the other available libguides on the library website.
For teachers: if you are looking for online access to a specific book, please let me know, then I can check the available options.
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Learn how to search, find and manage scholarly information and data in an efficient way. Visit the library's Information Skills portfolio for more online modules!
