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[hidetoc]Step by Step Text Instructions for Finding Articles
Navigate to the article containing the help information you desire with the list below:
- EbscoHost including ERIC - A good place to start
- FirstSearch/WorldCat/BadgerCat/Bibliography of the History of Art
- Lexis Nexis Business Sources
- Lexis Nexis Legal Sources
- Mental Measurements Yearbooks and Tests In Print
- ProQuest
- WilsonWeb
Step by Step Instructions for Books and Statistical Databases:
Key to Symbols Used in Databases
Symbols Used to Indicate Full Text
or 
Full
Text (HTML) = Web page with text
PDF
= Image (Need Adobe
Reader Download reader downloaded to your computer)
Text + Graphics = Web page with images
or 
- Not all articles are full text. Click "Find it!" or "SFX"
to generate a menu that may provide the following options:
- A link to the full text article in another database.
- A link to the Stout Library Catalog to search for holdings in the library's Periodicals Collection.
- A link to the ILLiad form to request the article from another library (interlibrary loan).
- A link to Google, the search engine. Occasionally, some articles are free full text on the Web.
- A link to the Ask a Librarian form, if there is a question.
- Not all articles are full text. Click "Find it!" or "SFX"
to generate a menu that may provide the following options:
Other symbols used in databases
Abstract available-
Information 
or 
Peer reviewed
RSS Feed-
Save a citation(s) or full text 
Search a database or site-
Set up an alert or send via e-mail
Last Updated: 06/20/2008 and Last Revised: 6/20/2008
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