When you find a relevant item you can use it to find more resources.
- Use an author's name to find other publications on the same topic.
- Review the item's bibliography for additional leads.
- Back in time: Viewing citations from an bibliography leads back in time to related works.
- To find an article's full-text when you have the article citation (author, journal title, etc.)
- Look up the journal title in E-Journals to determine if we have it.
- Drill down through the pages to locate the year/volume/issue/article you need.
- Search Google Scholar for items you cannot locate via E-Journal lookup and Library Catalog.
- Search tip: When searching Google Scholar always come via the library website so you won't be prompted to pay for resources we have.
- Use the author's name or a combination of the author's last name and part of the article title
- Forward in time: Use a product like Google Scholar to move forward in time to see who has cited the article or book you have.
- Use the author's name or a combination of the author's last name and part of the article or book title
- Click the "Cited By" link to see the items that have cited the original work.
