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ERIC - Education (EBSCO)
Index, with abstracts, to journal articles and ERIC documents from the Educational Resource Information Center; with links to full-text, from 1966 to present.
Education Research Complete
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PsycINFO
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ERIC tutorial
ERIC EBSCO Thesaurus tutorial
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Demonstrates how to identify relevant search terms using the Thesaurus in the ERIC (EBSCOhost 2.0) database. Originally created by Duncan Dixon on March 6, 2009 using Adobe Captivate 3.The Adobe Captivate 3 source file and .swf file for this tutorial are available from the ANTS repository at the University of Calgary: https://dspace.ucalgary.ca/handle/1880/
Linking Google Scholar to Hunter College Libraries
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Screencast on how to set up your Google Scholar preferences to access full-text articles from Hunter Libraries databases

RefWorks
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