sorted by relevance with items owned by the Ely Library listed first.
Again, on the left hand side you will see options to limit your results further. In this case, you could limit your articles to "Full text" or "Peer-Reviewed" journals:
When looking at your individual results, if the record indicates that the item is available at Westfield State University Ely Library, you can use the "View Now" link to display databases which have full-text holdings of the article or periodical. That list will populate below the View Now option and contain links titled "View full text".
Often you will have several options for viewing the full text of an article. You can select any of the options on the list; however, the final results may vary.
Some links will take you directly to the full text of the article, while others will bring you to the main page of the journal that holds your article.
If the link you chose doesn't bring you to the specific article you wanted, you have two options:
1) You can go back to your full text list and select a different link:
2) You can use the search within option of the journal page and copy/paste the title of your article to find it in that publication.
This will bring you a results list with the article you want and a full text option to print for class as shown below.
**Please keep in mind that not all journal pages will look exactly like this example, but you still want to use a search within function. This means either looking for a search box on the journal page, or a link that says "search within this publication".
SOMETHING TO KEEP IN MIND
Sometimes, you will come across an article that is not available at the Ely Library, but can be requested from another library.
In that case, the record would indicate the item is available through World Cat Libraries.
When this is the case, you can click on the blue title of the article to see more information. This will open a new page that will show you availability and give you an opportunity to put in a request for interlibrary loan.
For the purpose of this exercise, you want to find an article that you can bring to class in full text. Although you may find additional sources on your topic that would be useful to order through interlibrary loan, make sure you find at least one full text article to print for class.