Many library databases offer links to help you locate the full text of something. The steps you follow depend on which library search engine you are using.
ScienceDirect gives convenient links to references. Download directly or use Google Scholar to locate the full-text.
Be sure to set Google Scholar to show ACU Library holdings so you get free access to what the Library has paid for for you.
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No download or Google Scholar link? Copy and Paste the article title in OneSearch (shown below). |
Once you have found an article in OneSearch, click the article title to display the full description. Use the links in the left column to locate any full-text.
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to open the full article.
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to see if we have it electronically anywhere else. Journal Finder will show you options for electronic access.
Sometimes the Journal Finder link will take you to the journal, not the individual article. Use the citation information for the article to get to the right year, volume, and issue of the journal.
Searches the journal in the library catalog. If we don't have it electronically, we might have it in paper on the shelves. Make sure the volume with your article is listed.
If the article is not available electronically or in print from a journal we already have, you can get it for free using Interlibrary Loan. Request for free from another library (interlibrary loan). See also How to Use ILL.