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This document summarizes Dillon Hilderbrand's experience researching the topic of STEM education using the Academic Search Premier and ERIC databases. It outlines the search process for each database, including keywords used and limiters applied. It also provides brief evaluations of the usefulness of each database, noting that Academic Search Premier provided many reliable and peer-reviewed sources while ERIC specifically focused on educational topics and offered good information for the research.
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- 2. Academic Search Premier http://web.a.ebscohost.com.proxy.library.iue.edu:2048/ehost/search/basic?sid=c24 abd82-e92e-474b-b80a-88def6c3b18c%40sessionmgr4001&vid=1&hid=4207 Academic Search Premier is one of the most commonly used databases by Indiana University East students. It can be found easily on the University libraries web page.
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- 4. Usefulness Overall I found Academic Search Premier very easy to use and it gave me many useful sources. All of the sources that I found using Academic Search Premier were reliable and peer reviewed. In the future, I will most likely use this database for any research I must conduct
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