Finding Articles

 

 Article citations can be found in library databases and on the web.  Some articles are available in full-text (that is, the complete article) on the Web. However, many are only available in library databases, or in print journals, magazines or newspapers, because the publishers require that users pay a subscription to access their information.  As a student, you have paid for access to the information in the library's databases with your tuition and fees.  They are available to you 24 hours a day, from your own computer.  Try them out!

 

There are databases that cover many topics and contain both scholarlyand popular articles.  Other databases focus on a single discipline or subject.  Some databases have a lot of full-text articles, while others contain only citations and abstracts (summaries) of articles.  Choosing the right database for your topic will make your research much easier.

 

 

 

1.  Choose a Database:  find the best databases for your topic.   

 

     Research Guides for All Subjects 

 

     Database Search Tips

 

     Scholarly vs. Popular Sources.doc 

 

      Finding Full-Text Articles

 

     Alphabetical List of All Databases 

 

 

2.  Use WebFeat to search up to 50 databases at once.

 

            WebFeat Instruction Guide 

 

 

 

3.  Find Journals

 

 

Electronic Journals 

 

 

 

Print Journals 

 


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