Finding Articles In the Databases

The databases are where you go to search for either articles

or for article citations.

DATABASES

FULL TEXT ARTICLES

• Many of the databases contain ARTICLES IN FULL TEXT

• However, a FULL TEXT database does not mean that everything in the database is available in FULL TEXT

If an article is not FULL TEXT in a database you may be

able to find it FULL TEXT in another database.

How do I do that?

I’m glad you asked!

You can ask our “Webridge”

software to check our catalog and all

of our other databases for you.

HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES…

EBSCO DATABASES

Simply click on the “Check for Full Text” link and it will direct you to the

article if it is available.

FIRSTSEARCH DATABASES

1. Click on the link “See more details for locating this item”, then…

2. Click on Find Full Text

COMPENDEX DATABASE

1. Click on the link for “Abstract”, then…

2. Click on “Innovative Interfaces Webridge”

For JSTOR

1. Click on “Link to Article”, then…

2. Click on the “Webridge” Icon

Article Not Available

If the article is not available you will see a screen that gives you the option of ordering that article through Interlibrary Loan. Here is an example…

Click on this button to request the article.

Articles are typically available within 24-48

hours during the weekdays.

Article Available

If the article is available you will see a screen showing you where it can be found, either in another database or in the library’s print holdings or both. Here is an example…

Follow the links to find your article.

IF YOU CAN’T FIND THE ARTICLE THAT YOU WANT

DO NOT PANIC!!!

JUST ASK FOR…

GFU Librarians are always happy to answer your

questions!

How to contact a librarian:

• Email– reference@georgefox.edu

By Instant Messaging:– Screen Names

• MSN: foxreference• AIM: FoxReference• Yahoo!: foxreference• Google Talk: foxreference

How to contact a librarian:

How to contact a librarian:

• In person– Reference Desk

By Phone:

– Newberg (503)554-2419

– Portland (503)554-6613

How to contact a librarian:

This resource has been developed by the Reference

Librarians of George Fox University.

For further assistance, please contact us.

We are happy to help!