Many sources you will find when conducting college-level library research are scholarly articles, often called "peer-reviewed," or "academic."
The tutorials below explain the typical appearance, structure, and function of scholarly articles.
When you log into any of the databases below, find the main subject area for "Education" and browse the topics. You can also use the "Search" feature.
The library has many different databases, some are multidisciplinary and some are subject specific (e.g., just covering literature or nursing). Below is a curated list of those most appropriate databases for conducting educational research.
Some databases are entirely scholarly in content while others are a mix of scholarly journals, reference, newspapers, and magazines.
Look for the "Scholarly/Peer Review" box or sections titled "Academic Journals" to limit your results to just those types of articles.
All online video databases are here.