Use articles to find in-depth information on a specific topic.
Databases let you search for articles on your topic and will tell you in which volume of which journal it's published.
Sometimes a database will actually have a copy of the article for you to view online. This is called full-text, and it's a beautiful thing.
Other databases just tell you where to find the article, but don't have a digital copy to give you. In that case, you'll have to look for it in the E-Journal Portal. If we don't have it, request a copy through InterLibrary Loan.
note: off-campus access requires a login - University email and PIN
Access thousands of full-text journals covering information spanning a broad range of important areas of academic study including: anthropology, biology, chemistry, engineering, law, mathematics, multicultural studies, music, physics, psychology, women's studies and many other fields.
Education Resource Information Center (ERIC) provides access to education literature and resources.
Provides full text of hundreds of journals, books and other published sources from around the world with content pertaining to literary, scholarly and creative thought.
A large digital library of academic journals, books, and primary sources covering more than 50 disciplines primarily in the Arts & Sciences, Life Sciences, and Business. Coverage begins at the first issue of the journal and extends up to a publication date usually set in the past three to five years.
A collection of popular full-text magazines, reference books, videos, and other sources covering multiple subject areas.
Covering more than 160 subjects areas, this database includes scholarly journals, trade publications, magazines, books, newspapers, reports and videos.
North Carolina State University Libraries explains the peer review process and its significance in research.
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