Finding Books
To locate print resources in a library near you, search these catalogs:
- UCLA Library Catalog Contains the holdings for all UCLA libraries
- Current Melvyl Holdings for all 10 UC campuses, including UCLA
- Next-Generation Melvyl Pilot Pilot program for searching UCLA, UC and WorldCat holdings from one place
- WorldCat Union catalog for most U.S. academic and public libraries and many international ones
Off-Campus Access
In order to access library databases and other resources from off campus, please follow the instructions for setting up your BOL Proxy server or VPN provided by Bruin Online.
Getting Started
This guide is intended to give UCLA students, staff and faculty interested in Education resources an easy-to-use jumping off point for accessing UCLA Library materials. You'll find information here on both print and electronic resources, as well as on strategies for conducting research.
This guide will always be a work in progress. If you have any suggestions for what you would like to see included please e-mail me.
Top 5 Resources
Largest index of both published and unpublished works in the field of Education, with coverage of hundreds of journals, books, conference proceedings and other types of research materials. Full-text of articles can be found via UCe-links.
Indexes additional journals not found in ERIC.
3. California Department of Education
Information about standards, statistics, laws and policies, etc.
4. U.S Department of Education
Gateway to the Department of Education's many resources, including teaching resources, grant information, statistics and more.
5. National Center for Education Statistics
The primary federal entity for data related to education.
Additional Online Resources
- PsychInfo
- Sociological Abstracts
- The Chronicle of Higher Education
- The Educator's Reference Desk
Lesson plans, questions archive and more. - Harvard Educational Review
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