How
do you go about looking for the Full-text of an article?
Not sure what an article
is? Complete our etutorial What
is an Article? To learn about the different elements of an article that you
will need before you start your search.
So now you have your
article reference and you can recognise all the different elements – where are
you going to start?
First
things first – not everything
is freely available on the Internet so expecting to find everything via Google
is being a bit optimistic.
Secondly – the library service buys stuff for you. We purchase
journals so that you can access the full-text.
What
do we buy?
You can find out what we
buy by looking on our Journals Lists.
Lists
– there’s more than 1?
We have a journals list
that we buy for Keele students and staff.
We have a journals list
that we buy for our NHS users.
The lists are different –
that is, we buy different journal titles for our different groups of users.
Keele
Journals
The Keele journals list
is available to Keele students and staff. To access the full-text articles on
this list you will need to be on a Keele networked computer or off-campus you
will need to use your Keele computer login.
NHS
Journals
The NHS journals list is
available to NHS Athens users. You will need to login to the list to see all
the journal titles bought for your organisation. You will need to use your Athens
login to access the full-text.
NHS
Staff can access Keele Journals
If you are a member of
the Health Library you can access Keele networked resources in the IT suite.
Bring your library card to the counter and ask for a temporary login to the
Keele network.
Show
me HOW
Here’s how to find
the full-text from a Reference
Here’s how to find
a Keele eJournal
Here’s how to find
an NHS Journal
But
it is still not there!
If the journal you need
is not available on any of our lists, and not freely available on the Internet
(openaccess), then you can request an inter-library-loan for the article and we
will try to get a copy for you – more
details here.
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