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The Education library Faculty Liaison page has been designed to assist students in the Education sector as well as the academics. The aim is to provide them with relevant information sources which they can consult for learning and research purposes. Listed are e-books, e-journals, new print books, open access resources, training services, theses, and referencing and citation. Students are welcome to navigate these via the library website . |
E-Books
You can access e-books on education via the UZ library website. You click (http://www.library.uz.ac.zw) and then under e-resources you click Campus access. This will give you two options access to e-books and access to e-journals. Click e-books. Below is a selection of databases recommended for topics related to Education.The databases provide access to both electronic books as well as electronic journals. You can choose to search for book collections only: If you are off campus you select off campus option. Proquest EBook Central (formerly Ebrary)
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E-Journals
There are relevant e- journals to education. Which are accessible via the UZ website . You click (http://www.library.uz.ac.zw) and then under e-resources you click Campus access. This will give you two options access to e-books and access to e-journals. Click e-journals. Below is a selection of databases recommended for topics related to Education. African Journals Online (AJOL) |
Open Access Resources
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Training Services
The Education library staff is ready to provide the following training services to all students and academics. e-Thesis and Dissertations |
Referencing and Citation
Referencing (also known as citation) is the practice used to acknowledge the sources you have used in writing up your assignments or projects. It includes in-text citation and a reference list that you compile at the end of your essay or assignment. Referencing enables you to refer to, or borrow from, the work of other individuals without being accused of plagiarism. The Reference list is an alphabetically arranged list of the items you have cited in your essay. All items should be listed alphabetically by author, regardless of format. Education uses the APA style (American Psychological Association). Check out the APA –referencing guide. https://libguides.murdoch.edu.au/APA. |