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School Media Resources: Home
Resources for school media students at Syracuse University.
Education SourceIndex and abstracts to articles, books, and papers in many areas of education; includes some full text and retrospective indexing back to the 1930s.
ERIC (EBSCO)Education Resources Information Center (ERIC) index and abstracts to educational literature since 1966, including links to full text of RIE (Resources in Education) documents.
ERIC (USDE)Education Resources Information Center (ERIC) index and abstracts to educational literature since 1966, including links to full text of RIE (Resources in Education) documents.
Fiction Core CollectionSearchable information about fiction in many genres, such as science fiction, mystery, and more.
Library, Information Science and Technology AbstractsIndex and abstracts to journal articles, books, research reports, and proceedings covering libraries, information science, technology, information management, and more.
Library Literature and Information Science Full TextJournal articles covering library and information science topics, such as literacy, cataloging and classification, and library-related legislation and more.
Index to publications and documents covering physical education, exercise, sports medicine, kinesiology, training, sport administration, biomechanics, movement, injury prevention, rehabilitation, and more.
Reviews about new media for students, plus job information and school media technology updates. Information is also available on the School Library Journal site: http://www.slj.com/
Follow the news, press releases and postings on the Department's blog.
Books
Librarians and Educators Collaborating for Success by Marcia A. Mardis (Editor)The first in the IASL-Libraries Unlimited partnership series, this book features contributions written by authors from around the world about their effective collaboration experiences. * Presents stellar programs rooted in research that readers can emulate in their schools * Provides a broad, international perspective on how to achieve effective collaborations that boost student achievement * Establishes a global perspective on the role of libraries in education and elevates the status of librarians * Covers topics of global interest that apply to all age levels