Journals in Education

Off campus?  Do this FIRST:

1. Select "Off Campus Access" from the QUICKLINKS on the left of the page (9th one down).
2. Select "Login for Off-Campus Access"
3. Enter your UC ID number and last name
4. Select "Go", y ou are now back at the UC Libraries homepage and are recognized as an authorized user. An authenticated users' address will look something like the following: http://www.libraries.uc.edu. proxy.libraries.uc.edu /

5 Steps to Finding Journals

Use the first four steps to find "specific" journal titles or use step #5 to build a current list of U.C. held journals in your subject area.

1. Finding full-text (electronic) journals
   Select   [Full Text Journals] ( http://aj2vr6xy7z.search.serialssolutions.com/ ) to search or browse for full-text.
2. Finding paper copy and selected full-text journals (not represented in step #1)
   If you did not find your journal in Step #1, select [UCLID] to conduct a journal title search.
3. Finding journals in local libraries
   If you did not find your journal in Steps 1 & 2, select one of the following links to see if a local library owns your journal or move to Step #4 to use the Inter-Library Loan service:
   
   

   Cincinnati State	Miami University	Mt. Saint Joseph	NKU
   University of Dayton	Wright State University	Xavier University	Cincinnati Public

4. Inter-Library Loan (ILL)
   If you did not find your journal in Steps 1-3, request a copy of an article through the Inter-Library Loan service.
5. Build Your Own List of Journals in Education or Subset of Education

• To build a list of full-text (electronic) journals, select [Full Text Journals]   and perform a "Loose words search" for your topic area, e.g. education, urban education or educational leadership
• To build a list of paper and selected full-text (electronic) journals , select [ UCLID ] and perform either a "title," "keyword" or "subject" search for your topic area, e.g. education, urban education or educational leadership.   Then click on the black arrow, in the box next to the field just entered, and limit by "Periodicals/Serials".

Selected Electronic Education Journals

Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ)
Education Next
Education Week on the Web
Rethinking Schools Online
Chronicle of Higher Education
(Click on "view the current issue")

Education Journals: An Annotated Database
An annotated database for K-12 professional staff and teacher education faculty.   The annotations and internet links assists in identifying professional titles of interest.