Articles -- millions of them -- from scholarly journals, trade journals, magazines and newspapers.
INTERDISCIPLINARY - Covering many different topics, such as
SPECIALIZED - Focusing on a subject or discipline, such as
Databases containing other types of eResources
Web Portals
Quick Links to sites we've checked and recommend, such as
Telling a magazine from a journal isn't always simple. When your instructor has specified use of a journal resource, review or print this two-page guide to help you choose.
• Keep your initial search simple—set the limit for “Full Text” right away, but save other limits (such as date ranges, number of pages, peer-reviewed, etc.) until you see the results list.
• Look for common database tools (suggested subject headings, abstracts, citation help, emailing and save options) on the edges of the page, often in a color bar above the search boxes or in a separate frame on the right or left of your results list.
• Use the right Boolean operator--usually AND--to link two search terms. Using OR often results in a large number of unrelated (and less useful) results. Using AND assures that both of your search terms will appear in the same document.
Want more information about Boolean searching?
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