Research Guides at CSU Pueblo Library: *American Sign Language: Getting Started

American Sign Language Databases

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Recommended Databases

Below are a few selected American Sign Language databases. Visit the A-Z Databases list to find an expanded selection of subject-specific databases.

Academic Search Premier
Full-text articles, books, magazines, and videos for all major areas of academic research. Provided by Ebsco.
ERIC: Educational Resources Information Center (Ebsco platform)
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education to provide extensive access to educational-related literature. It provides access to some 14,000 documents and over 20,000 journal articles per year.
JSTOR
Digital library of academic journals, books, and primary sources. Contains current and past issues of 2,300+ journals.
MLA International Bibliography
International coverage of articles, book chapters, and dissertation citations about literary works, theory, language, and folklore.
SocINDEX
Full-text articles from "core" sociology journals dating back to 1895, and "priority" sociology journals. Also includes 500+ full-text books and monographs and 6,000+ conference papers.

Recommended Online Material

Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind Youtube Channel
This YouTube channel shows short topical American Sign Language instructional videos.

Additional Research Guides

Below are a few selected research guides, which provide resources to help you begin your research. Visit the CSU Pueblo Research Guides page to find all our subject and course-connected research guides.

Discovery & Access: New Tools Research Guide
This guide will inform you of the various products from the Third Iron LibKey Complete Suite. These products are meant to help easily discover, access, and follow journals and articles.
eBooks
This guide aims to provide everything you need to know about eBooks at CSU-Pueblo! It is a work in progress.