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MAE 4310: Teaching Mathematics in Elementary Schools

This is a guide to library resources for Dr. Giang-Nguyen Nguyen's MAE 4310 Teaching Mathematics in Elementary Schools course.

Databases

Databases identify journal articles, books, conference proceedings, reports, and other materials. There are three ways to find databases on the library homepage:

OneSearch - provides a comprehensive search of many databases and other resources. It is a great place to begin your research, but remember there are many specialized databases that provide even more depth in particular topics.

Research Guides - links to over 100 subject guides in areas taught at UWF. Provides access to relevant databases and other research sources in these subject areas.

Databases by Subject - lists subjects and representative databases that are relevant to those subjects.

A-Z Database List - lists over 300 databases alphabetically by title and by subject

Education

How to Find a Scholarly Article: A Tutorial

Watch the following video tutorial for help with finding scholarly articles:

You may activate the closed-captioning on this video, if desired.

Accessing Library Resources from Off Campus

In order to access library resources from off campus, you'll need to be sure you are logged in using your Argonet username and password (the same one you use for eLearning and your UWF email). You can double check to see if you are logged in by looking at the Access tab on the Libraries homepage.

This is what it looks like if you are off campus and are not logged in (note the red tab!): 

If you click on the red tab, you will be directed to log in. If you have already authenticated and are able to access the Libraries' resources, the homepage will look like this, with a green access tab: 

Articles not at UWF

Request the article from Interlibrary Loan if it is not available at UWF

Articles are delivered electronically from libraries owning the journal

You will be emailed when they articles are available

Interlibrary Loan is free and takes around 5 days for articles to arrive