EdITLib is a digital library with over 100,000 articles and abstracts focusing on education and information technology. It contains peer-reviewed research on educational technologies and e-learning from the past 25 years, including journal articles, conference papers, reports, dissertations, and multimedia content. Key features include access to full text for over 100,000 documents, table of contents alerts, bibliographic compatibility, and email delivery of search results. The Centre de documentation collégiale provides access to EdITLib and other education databases to support research and teaching in the Quebec college network.

1. EdITLib: Over 100 000 articles and
abstracts focusing on education &
information technology
Chantal Lalonde
Liaison Librarian
IT REP Meeting - April 23 2015

2. Overview
Centre de documentation collégiale
Mandate
Library Services
Collections
EdITLib
Introduction
Online Demonstration
Highlighted features

3. CDC: Mandate
 A college-level education special library
 A complement to college libraries
 A single documentary holding:
Regrouping everything that is published within the
Quebec college and cegep network.
 Collaboration in network projects

4. Mandate
Excerpt from the 2014-2019 letter of agreement
By subsidizing the CENTRE’s activities, the minister:
Provides support to the college teaching network for
the development, enhancement and dissemination of a
documentary heritage relating to pedagogy, teaching,
institutional development and education that is specific
to this educational level.

5. Library Services
 Website, www.cdc.qc.ca
 Online catalog
 Education databases and ebooks
Username and password required
Email info@cdc.qc.ca to get yours
 College Documentation Bulletin
 Document loans by mail (Free of charge)
 Reference Services

6. Heritage Collection
• College documents: Institutional research papers,
research-related policies…PREP, PAREA research papers
• Ministry documents: Conseil supérieur de l’éducation,
Commission d’évaluation de l’enseignement collégial…
• Documents from network partners: Reports, conference
proceedings (AQPC, ARC, SIC), Pédagogie collégiale
journal, bulletins, advisories…
•University essays and dissertations on college-level
education, Performa documents
•Other documents (Donations, Web, …)

7. Research Collection
 Books and periodicals
 E-books
 Academic Education Databases :
Over 2000 journal titles are indexed
(including over 1000 titles in full text)
1. ERIC
2. CBCA FullText Education
3. ProQuest Education Journal
4. EdITLIB*

8. Introducing EdITLib
A digital library dedicated to Education and
Information Technology
Free access to the resource with your CDC
username and password.
Email info@cdc.qc.ca to get your access to all
our digital resources if you don’t have it yeté

9. EdITLib
 EdITLib is developed by a non-profit organization
and sponsored by the Association for the
Advancement of Computing in Education.
http://www.aace.org

10. Getting to EdITLib
www.cdc.qc.ca

11. Getting to EdITLIB
 Click on the Search Tools tab.
 Click on the Digital Ressources in the dropdown
menu.
 Choose EdITLib.
 Enter your username and password.

12. http://www.editlib.org.ez-proxy.cdc.qc.ca/

15. Malia Hoffmann, Concordia
University Irvine, United States
Society for Information
Technology & Teacher
Education International
Conference, Mar 02, 2015 in
Las Vegas, NV, United
States ISBN 978-1-939797-13-
1 Publisher: Association for the
Advancement of Computing in
Education (AACE),
Chesapeake, VA

17. Highlighted Features
 Peer reviewed research on the latest developments and
applications in Educational Technologies and E-
Learning
 Over 100 000 documents available, including: Journal
articles, Conference papers, Reports, Dissertation,
Keynote talks, Presentation
Slides and Multimedia.
 More than 25 years of published international journal
articles, conference papers, e-books, and multimedia
content from tens of thousands of leading authors
 Table of Contents (TOC) Alert Service
 Bibliographic Software Compatible
 Email Abstracts of Search Results

18. Get your free access code to our databases
and e-books at: info@cdc.qc.ca
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Thank you!
Chantal Lalonde – chantal.lalonde@cdc.qc.ca
April 23 2015