Identify current research and specific issues on the topic Find articles for current research and specific issues on a topic Journal article citations are found through the databases that index the journals SOME databases offer full-text of the journals they index

Find articles for current research and specific issues on a topic

Journal article citations are found through the databases that index the journals

SOME databases offer full-text of the journals they index

Two methods for finding articles: Search a specific database that covers the area you are searching Search a number of databases at the same time using Find It!

Search a specific database that covers the area you are searching

Search a number of databases at the same time using Find It!

The library subscribes to many databases! General databases such as Proquest Research Library or Academic Search Premiere are great places to begin a general search for articles. Use the specialized databases for locating articles on a specific database.

General databases such as Proquest Research Library or Academic Search Premiere are great places to begin a general search for articles.

Use the specialized databases for locating articles on a specific database.

Find It! The Find It! feature on the Library webpage allows you to perform a simple search across many databases. Find It! allows for simple searching in 4 general resource areas or you can select a list of subject specific databases to search.

The Find It! feature on the Library webpage allows you to perform a simple search across many databases.

Find It! allows for simple searching in 4 general resource areas or you can select a list of subject specific databases to search.

Database Tips Some databases provide full-text coverage of the journal If the database does not, you must search the library catalog for the journal title. This will provide you with Cornell’s holdings of the journal (in both print or electronic form) For more precise searching, it is best to search the databases individually (rather than using Find It!)

Some databases provide full-text coverage of the journal

If the database does not, you must search the library catalog for the journal title. This will provide you with Cornell’s holdings of the journal (in both print or electronic form)

For more precise searching, it is best to search the databases individually (rather than using Find It!)