One of the best places to look for resources is by using the library's research databases.
This LibGuide goes into great depth for extra help.
Check out these resources for accessing databases,
how to read research articles, and where to find help 
YES! You can access all of ECC Library's databases from home.
When you select a specific database (through the Library website) it will prompt you to enter your MyECC credentials.
Franklin.Falcon@student.eastcentral.edu
Password
If you need assistance please call 636 584-6560
Databases provide access to journals, newspapers, magazines, reference books, images, music, statistics, videos and more. Majority of these resources are full-text. These resources are typically more up to date than books.
Databases are credible resources available to ECC students 24/7 from any internet device.
Databases have been selected for the courses offered at ECC and for the education levels of Associate and Bachelor degree coursework.
With over 2 dozen databases to choose from, it can be confusing as to where to start. Here are a few helpful tips:
Credit: McMaster Libraries
Reading research articles can be
very overwhelming, especially if you're learning how to
do it for the very first time.
This video has helpful tips on how to read
a research article without getting overwhelmed and taking notes.
Credit: University of Minnesota Libraries
