Journal databases:

• are the best source of academic or scholarly information for your assessments
• help you locate peer reviewed articles
• are subject specific, so that you get more relevant results
• have many options for refining results

You can find the Library's databases on the A to Z Databases page. The Education & Teaching Databases will be particularly useful for your study.

We also have a Databases Help guide that contains a wealth of information on using journal databases. 

Go to the EBSCOhost (Education), which includes education-related material and searches across the database, ERIC.

Try the following search, separated by the AND operator.

First line: "early childhood education" OR preschool OR kindergarten
Second line: technology OR digital
 

• Did you get less results than Primo Search?  Being an education database, they should be more relevant to your topic.
• Remember to refine your results to most current research, usually within the last five years.
• Look at the HTML and PDF links to access the full text of the article.
• If you cannot find the full text click on the   button to check if the article is available elsewhere.