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Directions on using SCDiscus.org for reaserch
- 2. Go to “scdiscus.org” Click “A-Z List”
- 3. Click “Academic Search Premier”
- 4. Poorly worded^^ Use academic terms instead
- 5. After you search, you will see this on the right. Check “Full Text” Otherwise, you may not have access to the article/book/journal/etc.
- 6. After you open an article, it will cite it easily for you