The ERIC database: Choosing among free and fee-based options

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The ERIC database is available in many free Internet versions, mainly from ERIC clearinghouses. Paying for access to ERIC through a commercial vendor is a decision that needs to be justified by all libraries with finite budgets. This case study attempts to determine the relative merits of the features and functionality of the various free versions of the ERIC database in comparison with one commercial version. Conclusions are shared about decisions reached at one academic library. The conclusion centers on whether libraries can forgo a commercial version of the ERIC database. © 2000 by The Haworth Press, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Jatkevicius, J., & Sebold, C. (2000). The ERIC database: Choosing among free and fee-based options. College and Undergraduate Libraries, 7(2), 95–103. https://doi.org/10.1300/J106v07n02_09

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