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Research areas: K-12 assessment and accountability, school reform, teachers and teaching, higher education, military education and training, worker training, and substance-abuse prevention in schools.
News, events, and links to Web sites of government and professional organizations are available to non-members. Members have access to additional resources.
Discussion board for school administrators.
Includes AERA lists, H-Net lists, professional lists, librarian lists, and other lists related to the field of Education.
Provides access to more than 2940 sites that offer information and assistance regarding a wide range of education-related topics.
Created by U.S. Dept. of Education, a gateway for teaching tools and resources available from a wide variety of U.S. Agencies.
Provides reports about the recent performance of public schools in New York, a map of New York state counties, and information on how to find school performance reports by county or school district.
Includes test results for reading, mathematics, and other subjects included in the testing program; NAEP publications; a glossary of terms; test questions; and more.
A resource for school facilities planning, design, funding, construction, and maintenance.
NLE's collection is pertinent to educational theory, policy, and research.
Official source of information about education in New York. Click on "Topics A - Z" for an alphabetical list of major topics. Includes Internet links, reports, and much more.
Reports produced to inform the people of New York State about the recent performance of public schools.
Information on requirements for New York state teacher certification.
A list of 50 State Education Departments
Includes descriptions of Department of Education programs and services, research and statistics, information about funding and student financial assistance, full-text publications, and more. Use the site map for easier navigation.
"The What Works Clearinghouse (WWC) collects, screens, and identifies studies of effectiveness of educational interventions (programs, products, practices, and policies)."
A selective listing created by education librarian in the Curriculum Materials Committee of Association of College and Research Libraries. Selected web resources touch upon a wide range of education-related topics.
Publishes reviews of recent books in education, covering the entire range of education scholarship and practice.
Successor to AskERIC's Electronic Reference Desk. Provides links to useful Web sites with information about citation styles and ERIC documents. Also furnished links to directories, government resources, educaiton and law, intellectual freedom, libraries, mass media, school rankings--guides for all levels, statistics, and more.
This current site is a comprehensive listing of education sites from around the world. The listings are by education level, resources provided, type of site, and by country.
Searchable database of information on public and private elementary schools, secondary schools, and school districts in the U.S..
Provides demographic and directory information about public and private schools, colleges, and public libraries in the U.S.
Electronic library containing social, financial, and administrative data for each of the 15,274 school districts in the United States based on the 1990 census. See instructions for access to currently compiled statistics of the 2000 census.
"This publication contains statistical trends of elementary, secondary, and higher education institutions. Text and charts describe historical shifts in educational attainment, enrollment, staff, degrees and finance."
"This website offers easy access to statistics and reports on children and families, including: population and family characteristics, economic security, health, behavior and social environment, and education. "
Provides source of data on educational performance and equity by race and class, kindergarten through college.
Data covered includes the condition of U.S. education, the digest of education statistics, indicators of school and crime safety, and projections of education statistics.
Presents information on the U.S. elementary and secondary education system in an international context. Contents include: teacher, student, and classroom characteristics; student achievement; educational resources and expenditures; and labor market and other outcomes.
"The Archive acquires, processes, documents, and disseminates data collected by national, state or provincial, local, and private organizations, pertaining to all levels of education in countries for which data can be made available."
Provides school data for districts and individual schools in all 50 states. Data includes: percentages of low income students, percentages of ethnic groups, and achievement information.
A project of the Annie E. Casey Foundation. It tracks the status of children in the U.S.
Includes test results for reading, mathematics, and other subjects included in the testing program; NAEP publications; a glossary of terms; test questions; and more.
Provides projections for key educational statistics, including enrollment, graduates, teachers, and expenditures in elementary and secondary schools, and enrollment, earned degrees conferred, and current-fund expenditures of degree-granting institutions.
"This application allows users to view summary state and national tables of school district data from the 2000 School District Special Tabulation (STP2). "
Provides data on educaional attainment, field of training, school costs, school enrollment, and school districts
Results of major annual surveys going back to 1995. Surveys include information about faculty, students, administrators, finances, institutional data, and scholarly research.
Primary federal entity for collecting and analyzing data related to education in the U.S. and worldwide.
"Global and internationally comparable statistics on education, science, technology, culture, and communication."
Collects the teacher certification requirements for the 50 States.
Includes information on institutions chartered, licensed, or registered by SED, resources for licensed professionals, and teacher certification and licensing.
"This page contains information for both prospective students who would like to pursue a state-approved NYS certification program at the University at Albany as well as current students who are enrolled in these programs. "
Source of news, research, and legislation on all 50 states and the District of Columbia covering topics such as teacher quality, No Child Left Behind, educational testing, and much more.
Offers various searching options. Subject categories such as "Government Relations," "Issues and Insights," and "State Associations" lead to full text documents of interest to school administrators.
Focuses on educational leadership. Click on "News and Issues" for access to news and information in full text or for definitions of educational terms in ASCD's online dictionary, A Lexicon of Learning.
The center conducts research on efforts to improve academic achievement in elementary and secondary schools.
Formerly, the ERIC Clearinghouse on Educational Management. Includes "Hot Topics" such as class size, charter schools, educational vouchers, standards and accountability, school safety, student motivation, and whole-school reform. Also provides access to various ERIC resources and an assortment of other material.
The goal of the consortium is to improve elementary and secondary education through practical research. Click on "Publications" for full text reports and other publications on education policy, governance, finance, and school reform.
Source of information about programs and resources to assist employers in hiring people with disabilities.
A peer reviewed journal published by the Mary Lou Fulton College of Education Arizona State University and the College of Education University of South Florida.
The Education Trust provides advocacy, analysis and expert testimony on policies, research and wide public dissemination of data for high academic achievement of all students at all levels pre-K-16.
Focuses on policy issues related to higher education finance, information technology, accountability and quality, the emerging majority, and international higher education.
Offers action-oriented analyses of pressing policy issues regarding opportunity and achievement in higher education-including two- and four-year, public and private, for-profit and nonprofit institutions.
Provides information about U.S. education and information about education in other countries.
Provides education-related legal information on federal statutes, federal agency regulations, federal judicial decisions, U.S. Constitutions, state statutes, state judicial decisions, and key Internet sources.
This site was originally built & maintained by Offices of the U.S. House. Covers U.S. Constitutions, state regulations, best known court cases in Education, as well as educational legislation in foreign countries.
Provides access to a variety of legal resources related to education on the Web.
Covers education law, student rights and the privitization movement.
Site of New York State Assembly featuring the Consolidated Laws of New York.
Text of the 2001 federal legislation, Public Law 107-110.
"The Annenberg Institute consults closely with district and organization partners on a reform strategy that fits with the local context and that is designed to build the capacity of local partners to shoulder the ongoing challenge of local school improvement."
Focuses on school choice and other education reform issues, including charter schools and tuition vouchers. Provides links to many related sites.
The Center studies major issues in education reform and governance in K-12 education.
Touches upon charter school laws in various states.
The Center provides technical assistance, training, and resources to charter school developers, operators, charter-granting agencies, and policy makers in California, U.S. nation-wide, and internationally.
This 108 page report from 2002 examines whether charter schools have fulfilled their promises, particularly in regard to student achievement. (Adobe PDF)
Provides various homeschooling resource guides.
A clearinghouse of research for the public, researchers, homeschoolers, the media, and policy makers.
Source of material regarding charter schools in New York. Provides information about: technical assistance for setting up a charter school in New York State, New York State Charter School Law, a listing of approved charter schools in NY, a breakdown of payments made to charter schools, and more.
Useful information about charter schools includes: Overview, News, Community, State Profiles, Federal Suport, and Resources.
Provides information on international higher education, The International Network for Higher Education in Africa (INHEA), International Higher Education Clearinghouse, Higher Education Corruption Monitor, as well as higher education journal directory.
Covers news, current issues, research, special issues and data, government and politics, information technology, community colleges and more.
Consortium devoted to information technology in higher education. Site provides access to various resources and an e-journal Educause Review.
An online source for news, opinion and jobs for all of higher education.
Includes information on education abroad, international education leadership, international student and scholar services, recruitment, admissions, and preparation, teaching, learning, and scholarship, public policy, and more.
An independent, nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, the National Center prepares analyses of policy issues regarding opportunity and achievement in higher education and communicates performance results and key findings.
Contents cover areas such as faculty salaries, internationalization of education, new finance of public higher education, benefits and retirement, and more.
A searchable database for finding postsecondary educational institutions and programs accredited by an accrediting agency or state approval agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education.
Divided into four major categories: I. General works, II. The Colonial Period, III. From the Revolution to Reconstruction, and IV. America in the Urban Age. This is an unannotated bibliography that was last updated in November 2001.
Offers information and analysis on court-ordered desegregation and provides links to other Web resources related to this important case in the history of Education in the USA. Includes results of research conducted by Dr. John Logan of the Lewis Mumford Center, The University at Albany, State University of New York.
College essays tracing American education.
International scholarly society devoted to history of education. Links to events, bibliographies, resources.
Emphasis is on North American events related to education in its broad sense. "The episode in question [may] be a policy, a court case, a piece of legislation, a scholarly article, a new theory, a research report, an incident, the release of a book, a speech, an empirical finding, a conference, the opening or a closure of an institution, a movie, an anecdote, or anything, big or small, [relating to] education theory, policy, politics, research and practice during the last century."
Offer browsable topics and approaches, such as education, environment and energy, health, HIV/AIDS, leadership and democracy, youth, communications, gender, partnership, social marketing and behavior change, research and evaluation, technology applications and training. It can also be browsed by geographic area.
A searchable web database of research relevant to international education. It is updated monthly and currently contains details of 6,141 books, articles, conference papers and reports.
Provides information on international higher education, The International Network for Higher Education in Africa (INHEA), International Higher Education Clearinghouse, Higher Education Corruption Monitor, as well as higher education journal directory.
Focuses on cross-cultural understanding, scholarship, academic achievement and societal development through the international study of educational ideas, systems, and practices.
Source of education in Latin America, including distance education, higher education, language programs, primary and secondary education, as well as scholarship, grants, and loans.
Offers a broad range of programs and opportunities for Non-US and US students, scholars, educators, professionals and potential partners, including fulbright programs.
Provides data pertaining to all levels of education in the United States and other nations.
Provides studies in a wide range, such as TIMSS, language education, computers in education, reading literacy, written composition, teacher education and development, as well as international civic and citizenship education.
Touches upon themes/topics in the areas of curriculum development, policy dialogue, learning to live together, conflicts and social cohesion, HIV and AIDS, as well as poverty and alleviation.
Includes information on international indicators, international surveys and assessments, indicator projects, and links to related sites.
An extensive site with links to many sites including the following Unesco Institutes:
International Bureau of Education (IBE)
International Institute for Educational Planning (IIEP)
International Institution for Higher Education in Latin America and the Caribbean (IESALC)
UNESCO Institute for Information Technologies in Education (IITE)
UNESCO Institute for Education (UIE)
UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS)
Provides official information about U.S. education and for U.S. citizens seeking authoritative information about education in other countries.
The Center provides research and development on standards that improves assessment and accountability systems for both K-12 and adult learning.
The site links to K-12 standards by state and by subject area, to U.S. and foreign resources, and to labs, clearinghouses and organizations concerned with educational standards.
"A compendium of content standards and benchmarks for K-12 education in both searchable and browsable formats."
Also known as "The Nation's Report Card." Includes test results for reading, mathematics, and other subjects included in the testing program; NAEP publications; a glossary of terms; test questions; and more.
An independent, bipartisan group whose members include governors, state legislators, local and state school officials, educators, business representatives, and members of the general public. The Board sets policy for the National Assessment of Educational Progress, commonly known as the "The Nation's Report Card."
Develops professional standards and create a voluntary system to certify teachers who meet those standards. It also provides state and local information as well as tips on how to prepare a portfolio.
"The current nationwide emphasis on ensuring that all students and schools meet high standards has increased the demand for evidence of "what works" in education." WWC aims to promote informed education decision making and to help to improve student outcomes.
Focuses on issues that are critical to the growth of both the profession and the individual teacher, ranging from the development of Proficiency Guidelines to its leadership role in the creation of national standards.
Principal focus is adult ESL literacy. Includes annotated links to other sites with information and resources for adult ESL, and more.
Provides a wide selection of Web resources including megasites and sites offering learning materials for teachers and students. Search by keyword, topics, or resources.
"The Center provides a base for those interested in multilingual education, English-as-a second language, and foreign language instruction, multicultural education and related areas; and the opportunity to come together for research and program collaboration."
Includes quizzes, word games, word puzzles, proverbs, slang expressions, anagrams, a random-sentence generator, and other study materials. The primary focus is for ESL, but native English speakers may also find some interesting things on this site.
The NABE website provides information on publications, conferences and professional issues in the field of bilingual education.
Formerly, the National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education. Features language and education links, online library (includes selected full-text journal articles), information on legislation, and more.
Resources for EFL/ESL/ESOL Teachers. Includes TEFL.NET Inspire!, an electronic magazine for TEFL teachers, as well as lesson plans, classroom handouts, and more.
TESL-EJ is fully refereed, freely-distributed electronic journal. It is an internationally- recognized source of ESL and EFL information for people in scores of countries.
Provides access to information about the organization, news, publications, professional development, professional activities, standards, resources for teachers and researchers, and position statements of the TESOL association .
Provides information about the test, test preparation, services of the organization, publications, and more.
Provides "an on-line collaborative environment between teachers and administrators from around the world with educational researchers, professors, and curriculum designers at Harvard's Graduate School of Education and Project Zero." Resource of tools, activities, research, forum, and more.
"The Learning Page is designed to help educators use the American Memory Collections to teach history and culture. It offers tips and tricks, definitions and rationale for using primary sources, activities, discussions, lesson plans and suggestions for using the collections in classroom curriculum. "
Provides a set of free resources for educators to find media and ideas for classroom activities produced by their peers, Apple, NASA, The Smithsonian, and the George Lucas Educational Foundation. Simple searching, messaging, iChat and collaborative publication tools are available.
Links to 32,000 carefully reviewed resources, including the top 5 percent in education.
"Online library of 1900+ ... Internet sites categorized by subject, grade level, and format (lessons, activities, projects, resources, references, and tools). ... Each week 5 new sites are added."
Sources for lesson plans created and contributed by teachers who've used them successfully in their classrooms as well as web-based teaching resources.
Source of lesson plans and more. Subject categories offered include: Art & Culture, Literature & Language Arts, Foreign Language, and History & Social Studies.
"This collection contains more than 2000 unique lesson plans which were written and submitted by teachers from all over the United States and the world. These lesson plans are also included in GEM, which links to over 40,000 online education resources."
An eclectic collection of images and texts. Subjects covered are: arts, educational technology, foreign languages, health and safety, language arts, mathematics, physical education, science, social studies, and vocational education.
Collection of resources for all K-12 subjects. Includes lesson plans, curriculum units, and other education resources on the Internet.
A free service for grades 3-12 students, teachers and parents. Includes lesson plans, online discussion, science Q & A, test prep, and more.
Links to a broad range of lesson plans and shared ideas in various subject areas. Blogs are also available.
Links to learning resources, courseware tools, satellite resources, federal programs and grants, standards and plans, accessibility issues and more.
Includes online activities and web based professional development courses, open source education software, as well as information on technology and education.
Free membership and open to all. Users can build their own online community, publish a blog, share documents and discussions with colleagues, and post news, events and articles.
Managed and maintained by the University of Wisconsin-Extension, the site brings distance education information from Wisconsin, national, and international sources. Includes links to articles, bibliographies, electronic journals, and many other resources.
Compiled by Edward P. Caffarella, Ph.D. Professor and Dean, School of Education, State University of New York College at Cortland. "The directory includes listings of each student's name, graduation year, dissertation title, institution, and chairperson."
"Designed to help educators develop, enact, and assess effective ways of using new technologies. It provides access to thoughtful colleagues, interactive tools, detailed examples of technology-enhanced education, and a valuable collection of on-line resources."
"For college and university managers and users of information resources -- information, technology, and services."
"An intelligent, detailed, informed and practical guide, both to education related issues concerning the Internet, and to educational resources on the World Wide Web." --- Harvard Educational Review.
A consortium effort that provides teachers with quality materials and tools found on federal, state, university, non-profit, and commercial Internet sites for all K-12 subjects. Includes lesson plans, curriculum units, and other education resources.
The Institute "develops, tests, and implements effective pedagogical approaches to the use of new information and communication technologies."
"ITEA is a professional association for technology education teachers who teach a curriculum called "technology education" which is problem-based learning utilizing math, science and technology principles."
The Council promotes "technological literacy for all people by facilitating communication and cooperation among the world's associations dedicated to the development of technology Education in ways consistent with the promotion of greater understanding between the peoples of the world."
Links to essential websites pertaining to children's literature and resources for school media specialists.
"..a professional organization for those involved in teaching reading to learners of all ages. " It provides a range of free resources in areas of teaching tools, issues in literacy, and literacy in community"
"..a gateway to electronic resources and tools for the national and international youth and adult literacy communities." Includes projects such as ESL/CivicsLink, Intermediate Level Online English Instruction, Integrating Technology Into Adult Literacy Instruction, and more. Users can search its collection of literacy materials by region, topic, their perspectives.
Focus is on adult literacy at all life stages. Click on "Site Map," then select an area of interest. Includes access to LINCS (Literacy Information aNd Communication System) an online information and communications network for adult and family literacy.
Internet resources related to books for children and young adults. An attractive, well-organized, and user friendly site for anyone who is interested in children's literature. Search by keyword or browse topics.
Bibliography of print and online resources available from UA/SUNY. Includes: Background Information, Book Reviews - Abstracts and Summaries, Author Guides, Collection Development Guides, Awards and Prizes, Miscellaneous, and Internet Resources.
Formerly ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading, English, and Communication. A vast and useful source of information. Provides links to other organizations dedicated to the advancement of reading and literacy.
Among its many useful offerings for improving reading, writing, and language skills are publications such as CELA research reports (1989+) and CELA's newsletter, English Update. Click on "Newsletter" for full text of the Center's newsletter going back to 1996. It also provides links to Web sites of research institutes, professional associations, ERIC clearinghouses, and several online journals.
Supported by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, National Writing Project Interactive (NWPi) is free and open to everyone. By joining NWPi, users have access to online discussion groups, the email newsletter, event registration, online conferences and forums, and more.
Offers descriptions of research projects, provides links to related Web sites, and more.
Click on "Early Career" for links to various resources related to language arts, New York State Certification, National Board Certification, and other topics, including lesson plans and teaching ideas for teachers.
Provides information for members and links to related Web sites.
Includes national and international proliteracy programs. It's Verizon Literacy Network (VLN) is a free, online tool that uses computers and other technology to deliver information and resources to anyone who wants to improve their own literacy skills or the reading and writing skills of someone else.
The nation's largest children's literacy organization. Includes online resources for local RIF coordinators, educators, and parents.
"...provides health, biology and life science teachers access to their colleagues, scientists, and critical sources of new scientific information via the World Wide Web."
Offers projects on research and evaluation. Also provides professional and technical support, curriculum and instructional materials, as well as links to resources and publications.
"This Gateway provides links to resources in mathematics and science for educators and students in grades 9-12, although teachers of other levels may find these materials helpful."
Offers educational programs and resources for educators, students, visitors and physicists, including K-12 program information and instructional materials, summer undergraduate internships, graduate research appointments, and more.
Links to more than 14,000 science resources sorted by category, subcategory, and grade level for students, parents, teachers, scientists, engineers and mathematicians.
Provides access to all kinds of virtual frogginess, from the silly to the scientific.
"...provide hypertextual information about Galileo and the science of his time to viewers of all ages and levels of expertise."
"This page contains pointers to public museums with a strong emphasis on interactive science education." International in scope.
"For middle-grade students, JASON's real-time, interdisciplinary science Expeditions offer a unique opportunity to participate in real, standards-based, multidisciplinary research directed by leading scientists. For educators, JASON provides the content and tools to effectively teach middle-grade science."
The Forum offers "a wealth of problems and puzzles; online mentoring; research; team problem solving; collaborations; and professional development."
"FREE Web-based, interactive explorations designed to engage students in authentic scientific and engineering processes."
"A long-term AAAS (he American Association for the Advancement of Science) initiative to advance literacy in Science, Mathematics, and Technology."
"Science.gov is a gateway to authoritative selected science information provided by U.S. Government agencies including research and development results."
"Originated as a three-year, $6.5M project funded by the National Science Foundation and Unisys Corporation. The project incorporates inquiry-based teaching approaches, telecomputing, collaboration among geographically dispersed teachers and classrooms, and Internet/World Wide Web content resources."
"... includes research, curriculum and technology development, and implementation support in the form of professional development and assistance to districts and schools." Programs range from pre-kindergarten to college, including adult basic education as well as informal learning at museums, at home, and in after-school programs.
"...provides reliable and timely data on the mathematics and science achievement of U.S. students compared to that of students in other countries."
Supported by the National Science Foundation. ".. a simple yet powerful learning environment where students examine realworld evidence and analyze current scientific controversies."
Provides keyword searching for locating test reviews, an alphabetical list of test titles, and category searching. The latter classifies all tests included in the Mental Measurements Yearbook series (since the 9th edition, 1985) into 18 major subject categories.
The Center provides research and development on standards that improves assessment and accountability systems for both K-12 and adult learning.
Information on college and graduate school admissions tests.
For-profit organization. Provides information on preparation for standardized admissions tests.
A commercial site, but it also offers free information that is helpful to students, educators, and admissions offficers, such as information on college admissions and achievement tests, a glossary of relevant terms, links to the state education agencies in each U.S. state, and the educational standards endorsed by each state.
"The database contains brief summaries of 50 major theories of learning and instruction. These theories can also be accessed by learning domains and concepts."
Links to Classic Texts and Manuscripts in Education.
Overview of five prominent educational philosophies: Essentialism, Progressivism, Perennialism, Existentialism, and Behaviorism.
Many full-text books, articles, essays, responses etc. pertaining to philosophy of education.
Provides "an on-line collaborative environment between teachers and administrators from around the world with educational researchers, professors, and curriculum designers at Harvard's Graduate School of Education and Project Zero." Resource of tools, activities, research, forum, and more.
"...packages and disseminates statistical information on education specifically for local education practitioners, including K-12 teachers and support staff, administrators, librarians, community members and parents."
Develops theme-based collections of promising practices by The Education Alliance at Brown University. "Spotlights are organized collections of resources on selected education topics or challenges." The content is provided by technical assistance partner organizations, private educational products and services developers/providers, Individual schools and districts, and users.
"Project Zero's research initiatives build on and contribute to detailed understandings of human cognitive development and the processes of learning in the arts and other disciplines...Many of these initiatives involve collaborators in schools, universities, museums, or other settings in the United States and other countries." A list of selected projects is included.
Provides a dictionary of words and letters translated into corresponding American Sign Language gestures. Click on "Take me to the ASL Browser" and follow instructions.
Central source of information on Special Education. Offers information and resources such as: full-text access to Exceptional Children and TEACHING Exceptional Children, current information on public policy and legislative action, the Professionally Recognized Special Educator (PRSE) program, the National Clearninghouse for Professions in Special Education, and the Yes I Can! Foundation for Exceptional Children.
A vast collection of links to Internet resources arranged in categories such as: General Disabilities Information, University Based Information, Associations & National Organizations, Legal & Law Resources, Parents & Educator's Resources, Gifted and Talented, Special Needs and Technology, Psychology, as well as each of various types of disorders, disabilities, and impairments, (e.g. Behavior Disorders, Learning Disabilities, and Autism).
"A convenient handbook [for students] to consult while preparing scholarly work for classes." It presents a code of scholarly ethics concerning plagiarism and offers principles for determining when and how the student researcher should cite sources.
A listing of links to electronic journals that are scholarly, peer-reviewed, full text and accessible without cost.
Covers concepts, trends, opinions, theories, and methodologies in the field of education from more than 650 English language periodicals as well as yearbooks of the Claremont Reading Conference, the National Society for the Study of Education, and other organizations.
Topics covered include all levels of education from early childhood to higher education, and all educational specialties, such as multilingual education, health education, and testing. It also touches upon areas of curriculum instruction as well as administration, policy, funding, and related social issues.
A database that provides indexing and abstracting services and full text articles from more than 380 of the journals indexed by ERIC.
Database of educational materials including more than 1 million bibliographic entries from journals and other types of resources. Maintained by the Educational Resources Information Center, a federally sponsored agency, it covers education related literature from preschool through higher and adult education.
Covers international literature in all aspects of the study of language (including phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics) and linguistics (including descriptive, historical, comparative, theoretical and geographical linguistics).
Covers the international literature in psychology and related behavioral and social sciences including psychiatry, sociology, anthropology, education, pharmacology and linguistics. Citations are linked to the full text of 50+ journals published by the APA and included in PsycARTICLES.
Provides information about periodicals including whether or not they are peer reviewed, where they are indexed, frequency of publication, format, price, addresses of publishers, and much more. International scope.