Creating Persistent Links to Licensed Resources
Several of the library's full-text, licensed resources provide a persistent
or stable link. The links can be found in the citation or the database producer
provides instructions on how to create such a link. Using persistent or stable
links, guarantees that the article will be available throughout the term. To
learn what resources are available online, search the eResources section
of the Digital Library.
Here are some examples of databases that provide persistent link information
in each citation: EBSCOhost, JSTOR, INGENTA, Project Muse,
and Proquest.
Other databases may provide a Digital Object
Identifier which can be used to create a persistent link.
If a persistent link cannot be
identified or created, contact the course reserves staff for other options
on making resources available online.
EBSCOHOST TITLES
EBSCOhost provides access to thousands of full-text scholarly publications,
covering all subject areas. In addition to a large multi-disciplinary database,
specific collections include business, education, health, and newspapers
sources.
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From eResources click on the title.
OR
From the library catalog, click on URL to access journal title
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- eResources
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- Library Catalog
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| Click on the year and then the volume listed in the citation. |
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| Locate the article and click on the title of the article. |
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| Copy persistent link in citation. |
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JSTOR ARTICLES
JSTOR is dedicated to providing a trusted electronic archive of over 300
scholarly journals. In balancing the interests of publishers, libraries and
users, JSTOR does not offer access to the most recent issues of journals to
insure that publisher interests are not undermined as their older issues are
made more accessible through JSTOR.
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From eResources click on the title.
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From the library catalog, click on URL to access journal title
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- eResources
OR
- Library Catalog
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| Click on “Browse this journal”. |
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Select Volume
and then
Select Issue
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and then
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| Copy stable URL at the journal article level. |
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