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Using this guide

This guide was created to help students in the EDST 2450 course at the University of Wyoming. It features suggested databases and resources, books, IF I APPLY, and citation information. If you have questions that are not answered in this Research Guide be sure to reach out to your librarian.

Search QuickSearch Scopes

UW Libraries QuickSearch: includes the collections of the University Libraries, UW Law Library, and the American Heritage Center. Searches almost everything.

Use this QuickSearch link to search Books, E-Books & Media.

Lastly, use this QuickSearch link to search Course Reserves.

Interlibrary Loan: UW students, faculty and staff can request books, journal volumes, journal articles and other materials, regardless of whether it is available in the UW Libraries, online or in libraries around the world. A free service! Interlibrary Loan link.

Other Education Research Guides

Education Research Guide
This is a good general Research Guide for all students in Education
Education: Government Information
This guide contains links to find government information related to Education
EDST 3000: Teacher as Practitioner
This guide contains information for the EDST 3000 course.

Locate an Article by its Title

One way to locate an journal or periodical article is to do a search for the title in the QuickSearch box on the UW libraries' home page. Place the article title in double quotation marks to search as an exact phrase (to reduce the number of false hits in the results list). You may only need to search on the first few words if the title appears to be fairly unique. Omit any subtitles (i.e., words following a colon) as those words do not always get indexed as part of the title in the article record (i.e., in the metadata).

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If you are unable to locate the article using this approach, try searching for the journal title and/or article using the eJournal search method. If it appears that the UW Libraries' collection does not include the desired article/journal, an InterLibrary Loan request can be submitted.