ARCHIVES

WorldCat offers a worldwide search for print editions of The History Teacher in local library holdings. Search ZIP code, city, country, or other field at www.worldcat.org/issn/00182745.

In addition to offering print subscriptions and back issue orders, the Society for History Education is in the process of creating a full online archive for The History Teacher. Internet users may browse and search the journal at a variety of locations.

FULL-TEXT ARCHIVES, ABSTRACTS, AND INDEXING
LOCATION	URL	FEATURES	COVERAGE
The History Teacher [more info]	www.thehistoryteacher.org	Table of Contents Index **No log-in required	Vol. 33 - Vol. 43 (1999-current)
The History Cooperative [more info]	www.historycooperative.org	Full text PDF downloads **No log-in required	Vol. 34 - Vol. 42 (2000-2009)
ERIC (by the U.S. Dept. of Education) [more info]	www.eric.ed.gov	Abstracts Author Indexing Subject Indexing **No log-in required	Vol. 4 - Vol. 26 (1970-1992) Vol. 32 - Vol. 43 (1998-current)
JSTOR [more info]	www.jstor.org	Full text PDF downloads Author Indexing	Vol. 1 - Vol. 40 (1967-2006)
EBSCO [more info]	www.ebsco.com www.electronic-media-catalog.com	Abstracts Full text PDF downloads Author Indexing Subject Indexing	Vol. 34 - Vol. 43 (2000-current)

The History Cooperative: The Society has committed to providing free, ungated access to the past issues of The History Teacher at The History Cooperative website. The History Cooperative is a web-based electronic database built and designed to extend the scholarly outreach and capability of leading history journals by providing a unified network for historical research. The History Teacher Collection at The History Cooperative begins with Volume 34 (November 2000) and has materials added quarterly.

ERIC: The Society has partnered with the Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) to offer abstracts and indexing for The History Teacher. The database is free, ungated, and provides external links for retrieving materials from online databases and from traditional physical library holdings. ERIC is sponsored by the Institute of Education Sciences of the U.S. Department of Education.

JSTOR: The Society's most comprehensive collection is at JSTOR, with with full-text PDFs of The History Teacher reaching back to Volume 1. JSTOR is a digital archive providing participating institutions access to hundreds of scholarly journals online. Individuals may view JSTOR remotely by logging in to their library's electronic resources. Visit your library's website to see if it is a JSTOR participant.

EBSCO: Institutions may subscribe via EBSCO Subscription Services, gaining access to The History Teacher in research databases Academic Search Elite, Academic Search Premier, America: History and Life, Current Abstracts, Education Research Complete, Historical Abstracts, History Reference Center, and the World History Collection. EBSCO offers a bundled print/electronic subscription at no extra cost. Individuals may view EBSCO databases remotely by logging in to their library's electronic resources. Visit your library's website to see if it is an EBSCO participant.

The History Teacher website features a partial Table of Contents and Index Archive, with external links to full-text databases. A physical archive of the print version of The History Teacher is maintained by The Society for History Education at its headquarters at California State University, Long Beach.

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