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February 2001
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The
Lurker
Library and Academic Computing News
Winter 2001
Education
Education
Full Text
The Library now has a subscription
to a new database of full research materials for education students and
faculty. Education Full Text, produced by the H.W. Wilson Company,
is a bibliographic database that indexes and abstracts articles from 478
English-language periodicals and yearbooks relating to all aspects of education.
Full text coverage is available for 210 journals. A small sampling
of the full text titles includes: Adolescence, American Teacher, Children
Today, Education Digest, Mathematics Teacher, Phi Delta Kappan and Reading
Horizons. To see the full list of full text journals, go tohttp://www.hwwilson.com/journals/fedi.HTM.
The database begins indexing coverage from June 1983; abstracting
coverage from June 1984; full text
coverage from January 1996.
You can access Education
Full Text from the Databases link on the Library’s Web page or go directly
to:
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If you need assistance,
please call the Reference Department (953-8000).
ERIC
Our new interface to ERIC
is through Cambridge Scientific. You can access ERIC from the Databases
link on the on the Library’s Web page or go directly to:
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If you need assistance,
please call the Reference Department (953-8000).
Project
Muse
Project Muse covers the
fields of literature and criticism, history, the visual and performing
arts, cultural studies, education, political science, gender studies, and
many others. Project Muse is setting the standard for scholarly electronic
journals in the humanities and social sciences. Sixty-seven full
text titles were added in 2,000 and an additional fifty four will be added
throughout the current year. You can access Project Muse from the
Databases or E-Journals links on the Library Web page or go directly to:
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If you need assistance,
please call the Reference Department (953-8000).
The Lurker, an electronic
publication of the Robert Scott Small Library and Academic Computing, is
designed to update faculty on new information services and resources.
Please send your comments,
articles, and suggestions to:
Jared Seay: seayj@cofc.edu
(3-1428)
Sheila Seaman: seamans@cofc.edu
(3-5530).
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