Finding articles using searches

1. Kinesiology Research Group
February 2, 2018

2. The Challenge
1. Pick a subject
2. Search for Peer Reviewed Articles
3. Find those Articles Full-text on-line
Stephanie Alexander
Kinesiology Librarian
stephanie.alexander@csueastbay.edu
(510) 885-7674

3. What is a Peer-Reviewed Article?
https://www.nature.com/srep/about

4. CSUEB Library Page

5. If students are off campus and using Google Scholar, they'll want
to set up CSUEB in their "Library Links" so they see the links to
the full text through our library. You use the "menu" icon in
Google Scholar (the three bars), then go to Settings, then go to
Library links and search for CSU East Bay to set that up.

6. For PubMed and Google Scholar, just make sure they're looking for the "Find it" links to
get connected to the full text of the articles through the Library (the Find it button in
PubMed is in the upper right corner, and the Find it @ CSUEB should appear to the
right of all articles in Google Scholar.

7. copying and pasting the title of the article (not the journal) into the "OneSearch"
search box is usually the quickest way to find the full text of a specific article.