Esports

This guide has curated a number of resources to assist you in your research.

Included are:

• Academic Databases and Journals
  • Provides a starting point of best bets in library databases to use
  • Provides several journals related to the field
• Resources for Research and Writing
  • Other research guides related to
    • Literature reviews
    • Citation styles
    • Citation managers
    • eBook collections
• Helpful video tutorials on how to:
  • search the library
  • database usage
  • know what type of research you're doing
  • learn what peer review is about
• Professional Resources and Organizations
  • Internet resources
  • national Esport organizations

There are several guides related to Esports that might be useful for you beyond what you'll find here.

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• UND Writing Center
  • Get one-on-one writing assistance, in person or virtually
• Interlibrary Loan
  • The library can try to acquire a book or article on loan from another library. Textbooks do not qualify.
• What do I have checked out? 
  • Log into "My Library Account" with your UND credentials
  • See what you have out, when due, and renew

• 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.