Answered By: Patrick Mundt Last Updated: Mar 16, 2020 Views: 651
There are a number of ways you can search the library website for articles:
1. Use the search box on the library homepage to search for your topic. The search box will search for books, e-books, journal articles, and other media. You can limit your search by selecting options such as "full text", "publication date", and "source type".
2. Use the "Find Articles" link to get a list of databases that you have access to as an Edinboro community member. Select the database that you want to search from the list. Before you search, check a box that limits your search results to "full text" articles. This will ensure that all of the results that you get are full documents that you can read and/or print.
3. Use the library catalog to search for a specific journal title. A catalog search will determine whether we have the journal in our holdings and whether it is in electronic or print format.
4. Use EBSCO's Publication finder to browse a selection of journal titles that are available online.
If you are accessing the library databases from off campus, you will need to login to verify that you are a student, faculty, or staff member at Edinboro University. See the link below for instructions for off campus access.
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