Research Guides: Kinesiology: Using Library Resources

Getting Started and Finding Resources

Finding Resources in Chester Fritz Library's website

Research How Tos page on finding and using resources including how to search the library for books, articles, eBooks, and more.
Finding books on education. The Library of Congress shows the general subject area for education is in the L section. Subsequent letters and numbers narrow the subject area and author to a single book.
- Library of Congress subject headings for Education
- Browsing Chester Fritz Library, visit LC 3701-3740 on the third floor
eBook Collections
WorldCat - Available from QuickLinks. You can search books from anywhere in the country and request Chester Fritz Library borrow that book for you.
Google Scholar Instructions
- This can be helpful if you're having some issues finding resources on a topic where there might be a limited amount of available published literature or if you've found some good articles but they're not the most recent publications.
  - Look for the Cited By link underneath the article info. This will link you to more currently published material. Look for the PDF or FindIt@UND button to access the articles.

Our DVD and Streaming Video guide has more information available on it.

Academic Vdeo Online (AVON)
Provides unlimited access to over 70,000 streaming videos with public performance rights, including documentaries, performances, foreign films, award-winning films, historical footage, training materials, and more.
Psychotherapy.net
A library of over 300 training videos featuring master psychotherapists conducting therapy.
Disability in the Modern World
This film series from Alexander Street documents the experiences of those with disabilities, in the current day and in the past, examining the way that “disability” is understood as well as the ways that people with disables understand themselves.
TED - Ed
TED-Ed’s commitment to creating lessons worth sharing is an extension of TED’s mission of spreading great ideas. Within TED-Ed’s growing library of lessons, you will find carefully curated educational videos, many of which represent collaborations between talented educators and animators nominated through the TED-Ed platform.