Welcome to Cunningham Library at ACER
Cunningham Library is a unique, comprehensive collection of Australian educational research material dating from the early 1900s to the present day. The vast resources of Cunningham Library offer the researcher a complete and up-to-date collection of Australian educational research documents. Read more about the library.
Public resources
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Library Search is a combined search of the catalogue, repository, digital collections, e-books and databases. |
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Cunningham Library Catalogue holds a unique, comprehensive collection of Australian educational research material. |
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ACEReSearch is the online research repository of ACER, containing ACER's research including reports, working papers, conference papers, and more. |
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ATED is the definitive reference on Australian terminology in the area of education. |
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EdResearch Online contains details of more than 61 000 articles from Australian education journals available for online purchase or free download from publishers. Articles cover all aspects of education and are sourced from more than 500 journals. |
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Contains details of books, articles, conference papers, theses and research reports on various aspects of distance and online education, blended learning and educational technology from publishers in Australia and overseas. |
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The Database of Research on International Education (DRIE) lists books, articles, conference papers, theses and research reports on various aspects of international education, transnational education, study abroad and international students from publishers in Australia and overseas. |
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This database contains details of nearly 10 000 articles, reports, books and conference papers covering indigenous education in both Australia and abroad. |
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The Learning and Teaching Repository contains a collection of higher education learning and teaching materials from projects funded by the Australian Government. |
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Subscription databases - ask your librarian about access to AEI, A+ and AERT |
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 Australasian Education Directory via Informit |
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Australasian Education Directory (AED) is a concise and accurate guide to around 1400 educational institutions and related organisations in Australia and New Zealand. The directory is available for subscription on the Informit Online Internet service. For subscription information see the Informit website. |
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The Australian Education Index provides a complex and sophisticated subscription database consisting of nearly 220 000 entries relating to educational research, policy and practice. Relevant to a wide range of people interested in education from schools and universities as well as the researcher, it covers the period 1979 to the present. AEI is produced by Cunningham Library at the Australian Council for Educational Research as one of its specialist databases. AEI is available online through subscriptions with Informit, Proquest, Transmission Books and Microinfo Co (Taiwan). For subscription information via Informit, see the website. For information about access via other subscriptions, see further details at the end of this page. |
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A+ Education is an indexing and full-text database that provides access to the scanned images of journal articles from published material on all aspects of education. A+ Education is based on ACER's Australian Education Index (AEI). There are over 245 comprehensively or selectively indexed journals for which the full-text articles are available. In total, there are links to more than 90 000 full-text documents such as reports, conference papers and journals from the database. For subscription information see the Informit website. |
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AERT is a subscription database consisting of doctoral and masters research theses accepted by Australian universities in the field of education. More than 18 000 theses are listed dating back to 1919. Nearly 6000 theses are available online. Also included are some education theses from overseas universities on Australian education topics. |
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Publishers donating resources for inclusion in AEI, DRIE, BOLDE, Learning Ground should visit this page for more information. |
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