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For your quick and convenient research needs, Database Finders: Compendium of Open Access Databases has gathered the most useful open-access databases and e-resources lists.
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UCDavis Human Services Resource Barn is a service which provides resources from throughout UC Davis Continuing and Professional Educations Human Services Programs. As a program created by UC Davis, it empowers human services professionals by providing them with the research-informed and field-based knowledge resources and best practices to excel throughout their chosen careers. This service committed itself to listen and provide the needs of resources of human services organizations and works as partners to create solutions that best serve its patrons.
UNESCO ICT Competency Frameworks for Teachers (ICT-TFT) is a hub which contains collections of Open Education Resources (OER) curated by UNESCO and partner countries, which are aligned to the UNESCO ICT-CFT. This database aims to help educators who are using information and communication technology to discover contents in order to improve teaching practice. UNESCO ICT-CFT is intended to inform educational policy makers, providers of professional learning and working teachers on the role of ICT in educational reform, as well as help national ministries of education and higher education institutions develop comprehensive national teacher ICT competency policies, standards, courses and open materials.
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The United Nations iLibrary, created by the United Nations in 2015, is the comprehensive global search, discovery , and viewing source for digital context created by the UN. With approximately 9,000 titles, having 500 new titles added every year, this database offers a variety of topics in the collection, in which 70% are in English language and is organized by series title, publication year, and alphabetically. This database offers an extensive list of features that deliver flexibility, speed and efficiency such as intuitive navigation, integrated search results, granular content, citation tool, DOI identification, multilingual content and search feature by Sustainable Development Goals.
The University of Birmingham eTheses Repository is an online service developed to host the full text of PhD and other research theses produced by research postgraduate students of the university. Each material in the archive is available and accessible to be browsed, searched, read, or printed by patrons interested in its content. Together with theses awarded in 2019 onwards and the growing collection of older theses, this repository welcomes the submissions from students who have pursued and gained PhD from the university.
The University of Texas Libraries is the official library website of the university that features the ten campus locations of the institution which support research and instruction needs with a range of resources, services and expertise. Housing more than 10 million volumes and providing access to the latest digital journals, databases and web resources, the university has committed to building one of the greatest library collections in the world. These libraries collect and preserve the first achievements of human knowledge in support of the exploration of ideas and intellectual innovation.