Links to databases and other resources for Communication Sciences and Communication Disorders. Also helpful for topics such as deafness; stuttering: speech, language, and hearing pathology; alternative and augmentative communication; and related topics.
Best source for Education literature. Unlike other library databases, ERIC allows you to search for education levels (such as elementary or secondary) and target audience (such as parents or teachers). This version links to Penn State's paid journal subscriptions, enabling you to read articles online.
Sponsored by the ASLHA and other organizations, this site is a database of evidence-based intervention studies across the scope of speech pathology practice.
Helpful for behavioral and psychological perspectives. Unlike most library databases, it enables you to search for studies by research methodology, participants' age and gender, and other helpful categories.
Devoted to disabilities and rehabilitation, REHABDATA includes topics such as assistive technology and vocational rehabilitation. Does not provide full-text of most articles, but does offer full-text of other documents that are not available within other library databases.
AnatomyTV provides human anatomical illustrations accompanied by three-dimensional animations that demonstrate function, biomechanics and surgical procedures.Includes clinical videos and texts.