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Electronic Resources
The Curriculum Resources Collection offers access to a number of electronic resources through the University Library's home page. These include:
Databases
Databases useful for Education include:
- A+ Education: Australian education resources and reseach
- Austguide: Guidelines and Education Guidelines
- DELTAA: database on English language teaching for adults in Australasia
- EAI Asap: Expanded Academic Index Asap
- ERIC: An international database of educational research and practice
- ERIC Web 1966 - : includes ERIC Document Reproduction Service ERIC Full Text from 1966
- Linguistics and language behaviour abstracts: Linguistics and language
- MLA: modern languages association
- Proquest 5000: a cross curricula database with full text options
- Science Direct: using the group login option
- Sport Discus: Sports, exercise and sports physiology
Assistance with these databases, and others of interest, can be organised by contacting the Curriculum Librarian or phoning 02 9351 6254
Passwords are available to enrolled students and staff of the University of Sydney for off-campus access to some of these resources by emailing the Curriculum Librarian, phoning 02 9351 6254 or by accessing the Remote access instructions on the library home page
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Project Muse
- A searchable index of over 40 Johns Hopkins Press journals online with Project Muse. Basic and expert searching is available for over 5000 articles. Access to Project Muse is available to currently enrolled students and staff of the University of Sydney who are using the University as their Internet Service Provider.
Others electronic journal collections include:
- ACM Digital Library
- Journals@OVID
- JSTOR
- Proquest Password required
etexts and ejournals
These journals may have different formats which may require Adobe Acrobat Reader which can be downloaded and installed free. Some will be in ASCII which will be readable from your browser. Not all are full text and some may have restrictions on access. Enquiries can be made to Curriculum Resources Collection Staff.