Most databases have an option to save a literature search and have new results delivered to you via email at intervals of your choosing. Ask your librarian for advice on setting up auto-alerts or other methods to keep current on a topic of interest.
Contact Judy Spak if you would like to set up a consultation to search the health sciences education literature efficiently and effectively.
Each database employs a different algorithm to search. Some databases use a controlled vocabulary (e.g., MeSH - medical subject headings) while others utilize textwords. Below are some general terms to consider when beginning your literature searches. Often, you will need to use a combination of controlled vocabulary and textword searching to conduct a thorough search of the literature. For assistance in searching the education literature effectively, contact Judy Spak.
These sites include searchable databases of image files, assessments and simulations for download and use in teaching. The teaching materials listed are peer-reviewed and some also contain user ratings.
**Consider these outlets when choosing a place to publish your educational output.**