In the first tutorial it demonstrates how to find
scholarly/full text articles by using article plus. A scholarly article, also
known as a peer reviewed or academic articles, are made up of 7 parts: a title,
authors, abstract, introduction, article text, conclusions and references.
After typing an article keyword into the search bar you can further narrow it
down to a scholarly article and full text.
In the next tutorial it demonstrates how to find a full text
article when all you have is the citation. You can first look in the citation
and identify the author, title of the journal, and year of publication.
Furthermore you will click on the ALICE tab on the home page of the library,
change the search to periodical title, and type in the title of the journal.
After you receive your results, you click on the one with the specific year and
volume and there you find your article. If you find that the article is
unavailable you can request it to be sent to Alden Library for free.
You will find in the next tutorial how to request a book through
OhioLINK. If you type in a book in the search bar and see that it is not available
on campus all you have to do is hit request OhioLINK and it will be sent to you
within 3-5 business days.
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