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Provides education research designed for the teaching professional ranging from early childhood to lifelong learning. Content is created and updated in partnership with the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER).
This community-curated online directory provides access to over 17,000 quality, open access journals from 130 countries including almost 14,000 journals in English. The journals cover all areas of science, technology, medicine, social sciences and the humanities.
Browse over 3,300 eBook titles and a portfolio of over 300 journals in full-text availability. Topic areas include accounting, finance, economics, business, management, education,
A reader’s advisory database with read-alikes, reviews, award winners and book lists, this resource can help to answer, “What do I read next?”. From award winners to expert picks, booklists provide book recommendations.
A set of databases covering arts, literature, social science, business, science, nursing and medicine as well as a newspaper archive. Thousands of full-text scholarly journals, market reports, case studies, newspapers and magazines.
Contains content from over 120 journals in the education collection, including curriculum studies, early years education, education research, educational management, further and higher education, and special needs.
Access to over 9,500 eBooks in a wide range of subject areas. eBooks can be downloaded for up to 7 days or read online. Please note that some books will not allow full download due to publisher restrictions but may allow chapter downloads instead.
Contains 10,000+ high quality online courses teaching creative, business and technology skills. The courses are available in all levels from beginners to advanced. The platform provides personalised course recommendations and is aimed at self-directed learning.