| In
celebration of National Library Week, the library will be
posting messages that we hope will inform and encourage you
to use the library in new ways!
The
library is constantly adding online journal access. Now it is easier than ever to find
the full text of the articles you need.
If you are wondering which
database has full text for a specific journal, check
E-Journal Portal
Some journals have full text in
many databases:
While others are only available in one:
If you are already in a database
searching on your topic, almost all of the databases that we
subscribe to have a click button to "Check for Full Text":
For example if you are searching
Academic Search Premier and found the following article:
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Title: |
Celebrate
Libraries. |
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Source: |
School Library Journal; Mar2005, Vol. 51 Issue
3, p20, 1/9p, 1c |
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Document Type: |
Article |
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Abstract: |
Reports on events to be
expected during the National
Library Week
to be hosted by the American Library
Association in April 2005 in the U.S. Theme of the
event; Role of the event in honoring the
contributions of libraries
and library workers to
education. |
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Persistent link to this record: |
http://0-search.epnet.com.deborah.spu.edu/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=ip&db=aph&an=16408985 |
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Database: |
Academic Search Premier |
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View Links: |
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Notes: |
SPU holds this title |
Clicking on "check for full
text" will open another window that will show you if any
databases we subscribe to contain the full text of the
article. (For this journal there are 8.)
Finally, we have added links
from the Library Catalog to many of the full text journals
packages we subscribe to:
JSTOR Titles
Springer Titles
PubMed Central
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