Finding Keele eJournals – get full-text articles

Make sure you know how to find full-text articles from the Keele ejournal collection. Complete our short etutorial Finding Keele eJournals to learn how to check for full-text articles; watch the video and follow the step-by-step instructions.

screen-shot of the Finding Keele eJournals etutorial

Using Library resources, such as the ejournals collection, will help you to find the right information:

Quality – we select good quality resources so that you can be confident of the information
Subject – you’ll find subject-specific resources, chosen to support your course
Full-Text – not everything is freely available on the Internet, check our resources for full-text
Right Link – we buy journals from a range of publishers, databases and platforms, check our resources to make sure you get the right link to get the full-text

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