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Access the open archive EDUQ.info (the CDC resource catalogue).
Enter at least one term in the search box.
Refine your search, if necessary.
Consult the documents: digital documents are accessible directly (PDF format). Some digital materials require a personal access code. If a document is only available as hard copy–that is, on paper–, there will be instructions on how to borrow it.

If you need advice on how to conduct a detailed search, consult the Help section of EDUQ.info.
For more information on the content of this archive, consult the About section of EDUQ.info.

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To access ProQuest, you need a personal access code provided, free of charge, to anyone in the college network. To get a personal access code, go to the Login page.

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Log in to your CDC account
Access ProQuest
Enter at least one term in the search box
Refine your search, if necessary (publication date, language, type, etc.)
Consult the documents: full-text articles are often provided

Articles without full text (description only)
It is possible that certain journals will not give access to the full text of their articles in ProQuest and will therefore only provide a description of the article. However, these journals might provide full text in another database (Repère, Érudit, etc.) or on the Internet, free of charge.

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