Research Guides
Outdoor Education: Home
An IslandWood Outdoor Educators guide to tapping into conversations
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Top Resources
This guide is structured around the different types of voices, experiences and expertise you might use as part of your projects, and strategies to find them.
- Background: topic overviews in the form of scholarly encyclopedias and handbooks
- Practitioners: people and organizations that may publish reports, lesson plans and best practices in the field
- Researchers: for empirical evidence and peer-reviewed literature
Tips & Tools
- Connecting Google Scholar to UW LibrariesGoogle Scholar can be easily configured to tell you which search results can be accessed through UW Libraries, and provide a direct link to the resource in the catalog for online access or to request it.
- Citation Managers & ToolsGuide to various programs and applications that you can get for free as a UW student to help you manage and generate citations.
- Connect from Off-CampusSet up a VPN for working from off campus.
- Set up your ILL AccountInterlibrary Loan (ILL) allows your to borrow items from other libraries for free.
- SAGE Research Methods Online (SRM) This link opens in a new window
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Articles, books, case studies, datasets, and video covering the practices of quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods research methodologies. See SRM Guide
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Reed Garber-Pearson
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Box 352900
Seattle, WA 98195-2900
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206-616-9656
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