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The "Get it @ GVSU" button allows users to access full-text articles found in databases. Clicking the button will open a new window linking to the full article, though sometimes access is not available online. In those cases, users can search the library catalog to see if the item is available in print or request the article through interlibrary loan by clicking the document delivery link.
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Finding Full Text
- 1. FINDING FULLTEXT ARTICLES (or what the “Get it @ GVSU” button does)
- 2. WHENYOU ARE SEARCHING FOR ARTICLES IN A DATABASE AND FIND AN ARTICLEYOU WOULD LIKETO READ, LOOK FORTHE BUTTON.
- 3. IT MIGHT BE ONTHE SEARCH RESULTS PAGE
- 9. OR WITHINTHE INDIVIDUAL ITEM RECORD
- 11. OR BOTH
- 13. WILL OPEN A NEW WINDOW
- 15. MOST OFTHETIME, YOU WILL BE ABLETO CLICK ONTHE LINKTO GETTOTHE FULLTEXT ARTICLE
- 16. SOMETIMES WE WON’T HAVE ONLINE ACCESS
- 18. FIRST, CLICK ONTHE SEARCHTHE CATLOG LINKTO SEE IF WE HAVETHE ITEM IN PRINT INTHE LIBRARY
- 19. IFTHE ITEM ISN’T INTHE CATALOG THE LIBRARY WILL GET THE ARTICLE FORYOU IFYOU CLICK ONTHE DOCUMENT DELIVERY LINK AND SUBMIT A REQUEST.