The ERIC number at the top of a record that begins with ED followed by six digits is an ERIC Document (ED). ERIC Documents can be books, research reports, speeches, studies, conference papers, curriculum, and teaching guides.

• Electronic full text is available for all documents published from 2004 on as well as many since 1993.
• Documents may also be found in Microforms on the Third Floor using the ED number.
• Books produced by commercial publishers may also be located in Maag Library by searching MaagNet.
• If it is not owned by Maag Library then try finding it through an OhioLINK Library.
• If it is not available through an OhioLINK Library then try Interlibrary Loan.

At the top of the ERIC record a number that begins with EJ followed by six digits indicates that this article is from a journal.

When using the OhioLINK ERIC Database click on "Find a Copy" to locate the journal article.
• Electronic full text may be available by clicking on the "Full Text" link.
• If it is not available through “Find a Copy” try using E-Journal Finder to find the journal title and then the specific article.
• If it is not available through E-Journal Finder try searching MaagNet for the journal title and then the specific volume for the article.
• If the journal article is not available through Maag Library then try requesting it through Interlibrary Loan.

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