E journals a z.pptx by gerald louw
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- 1. E-Journals A - Z How to access the e-journals A-Z off campus. Created by Gerald Louw
- 2. What is an electronic journal? An electronic journal is a periodical publication which is published in electronic text (e.g. PDFor HTML- hypertext format) and is available for access in electronic format on the Internet (School of Oriental and African Studies, 2007).
- 5. • Please be advised that the website will automatically detect Off -Campus users and will thus prompt for your Username and Password when required. The Username and Password is: – Student Number & Full ID number – Student Number & Date of Birth (yy-mm-dd) – Novell login
- 6. If the title of the journal is known click on the appropriate letter. Select title Search journals only
- 8. Verify term/s Type the title of the journal
- 13. Searching within a journal • Select a platform or database to search. • Enter your key words. • Alternatively look for articles in the journal.
- 17. Thank you
Editor's Notes
- eJournals A-Z administrated by Eb
- Click on e-journal A-Z link.
- If click on one of the library’s databases from off-campus, e.g. EbscoHost Web, the EZProxy page appears.
- Identify the journal title. Search by journal title.
- Browse the index of providers for all titles in your list.
- Type the title of the journal in the search box or key words in the title of the journal. Verify the term/s.
- The search results includes the different databases, e.g. Academic Search Complete, SpringerLINK, Academic Journals and Taylor and Francis.
- Search by Subject. Click on drop down arrow to expand the subject list.
- Select the subject. Next to the subject or sub subject is the total of titles.
- Subscription date.
- Search under find, within, resource type or search type.
- Title of the journal, subscription date, platform or database.
- When look at the subscription dates, look for embargo, that means the user cannot access the articles e.g. from the present date twelve months back.