Books
Use the online catalog to search for library materials. Most Early Childhood Care and Education books are shelved in the L's. You may also find books in the B's (Child Psychology & Development), P's (Art), Q's (Math), etc. Most academic libraries, including Savannah Technical College, organize books according to the Library of Congress Classification System. The library's collection includes over 60,000 print, audiovisual, and online titles.Find a book at another Savannah Technical College campus library? A courier service delivers books between the campuses Monday-Thursday. Contact library staff to request a book from another campus.
NetLibrary The NetLibrary collection contains over 30,000 titles and can be found searching the online catalog. In the online catalog, NetLibrary books are listed as electronic resources. Students can also search the NetLibrary website. Contact library staff member for the username and password to access NetLibrary books off-campus or through the NetLibrary website.
Course Reserves
ECE instructors may put some library books and other course materials on the reserve cart so that everyone in a class may use them. Items on reserve do not check out.Periodicals
The Main Campus and Liberty Campus both subscribe to educational journals that may not be not found in GALILEO. The journals do not check out but copies of articles can be made for a fee.Liberty Titles
Georgia Library Learning Online (GALILEO)
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Professional Development Collection is a collection of journal articles and pamphlets for professional educators and Education majors.
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Education Resource Information Center (ERIC) is sponsored by a division of the U.S. Department of Education and its purpose is to make education literature available to further research in the field.
Early Childhood Internet Resources
These resources have been evaluated by the library staff and are found to meet four criteria: purpose, authority, audience, and content. The information provided is up-to-date, written objectively and free of bias, tends to be sponsored by a non-profit organization and is relatively free of advertisements.How to Evaluate Internet Resources