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Catalogue and searching - Help:Use the Library catalogue to find primary resources such as books, exam papers, specific journals and audio-visual items. Use the databases and indexes to identify and locate individual articles in journals.
For advice in using these tools, use the HELP! link, including the Library Skills Online tutorials
Keywords and descriptors - when searching catalogues and databases, be ready to use a wide range of terms, both general and precise, and in combinations. For example:
| Education | Special Education | Special Needs | Curriculum | Study and Teaching |
| Gifted | Disabilities | Integration | Inclusion | Mainstreaming |
If your search returns too many items, use narrower or combinations of terms. If you do not find enough, try broader terms
ACER'S Education Thesaurus can help you find broader, narrower and related terms.
- YourDictionary.com (includes languages and translation)
- Dictionary.com
- Thesaurus.com
- The Encyclopedia of Informal Education
- Encyclopedia of Psychology – gateway to web sites
Internet Resources
- SofWeb - Gifted Education
- SofWeb - Students with Disabilities and Impairments
- Te Kete Ipurangi - Gifted and Talented - resources from New Zealand
- Te Kete Ipurangi - Special Education - resources from New Zealand
- Teachernet (UK) - Gifted and Talented
- Teachernet (UK) - Special Educational Needs and Disability
- VCAA (Victoria)
- DET (Victoria)
- DEST (Australia)
- DET (NSW)
- Schools South Australia
- Victorian Education Channel
- EdNA – Education Network Australia
- Disability Rights Homepage - from the Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission. Includes Web Access standards
- NSWAGTC - Links page from the NSW Association for Gifted and Talented Children
- VICNET's Disability links page
- The Gateway to Educational Materials (USA)
- The Educator’s Reference Desk (USA)
- AARE – Australian Association for Research in Education
- ACER – Australian Council for Educational Research
