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What is informit?

What is Informit? 
Informit is a source of peer-reviewed and scholarly research from Australian, New Zealand and Asia Pacific publishers, associations and peak professional bodies. It includes extensive information from sectors such as health, business, education, humanities, science and law

Search all Informit databases - if you need a broad search or are unsure which Informit database is most relevant to your subject you can search them concurrently

Search an individual database  - for precise and targeted search results search the database most relevant to your subject.

SEARCH HELP

Looking for an exact title or phrase
Enter your phrase in quotations marks to ensure you get an exact match: "aged care" will find articles and other resources containing that exact phrase.

Combining two or more terms or phrases
Use Boolean operators ANDORNOT  to combine searches within a search box.

  • AND will find results containing both terms, for example education AND mathematics

  • OR will find results containing either term, for example education or learning. OR is useful for broadening your search.

  • NOT can be used to exclude certain terms, for example Java NOT Javascript.  

Group terms together using brackets, for example (Angular OR Regular) AND Framework

Using wildcards 

  • question mark (?) can represent one character:  ta?k finds talk, task, tank ...

  • asterix (*) wildcard can represent zero or more characters: educat* finds content containing educate, educated, education ...

To run a search, enter your search term/s into Informit’s search bar and click the magnifying glass icon. You can select one of the search limiters below the search bar before you click the magnifying glass icon.

 

Alternatively, click on the Advanced Search button to create a more in-depth search. 

Refer to the Advanced Search Guide for more information

ECA Informit databases available

Access

Access:

Once you have created a search, you might notice various padlocks on the resources. On the left hand side, you can refine your search to only show content I have full access to. 

Yellow Open Access

 

 

 

Yellow Lock - Open Access

Green Lock -  Full access

Red Lock -  No acces

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