Library Resources for M. S. in Early Intervention

This multidisciplinary database is "the world’s largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature," with over 60 million records.

• Provides nearly 100% coverage of Medline and Compendex
• Offers sophisticated tools to track, analyze and visualize research

A multidisciplinary research database that indexes thousands of journals, magazines, and trade publications. Primary coverage back to the 1990s, but some content goes back much further.

"ERIC provides unlimited access to more than 1.4 million bibliographic records of journal articles and other education-related materials, with hundreds of new records added multiple times per week." You can limit search results by education level such as Early Childhood Education, etc. Coverage back to 1960s.

World's largest medical database, with records to articles back to the 1940s and beyond. Good coverage of both human and animal medicine, physiology and related fields.

• Accessing PubMed through this link will allow you to view "Find It" links, which help you find the full text.
• The National Library of Medicine offers numerous PubMed tutorials.
• Most of PubMed's content is also in Scopus, though PubMed has some special search features.

Indexes the websites of commercial publishers, governments, universities, and other organizations. It can be very useful when trying to find a PDF of a specific article.

• Remember, for a good literature review, Google Scholar should be seen as a supplement rather than a substitute for other library databases.
• If you see a “Find It@MSState Libraries” on the right, then click on that link to get the full article.
• When off-campus, you can get more access to full articles by using the MSU VPN.