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Answered By: Bonnie Groshong Last Updated: Sep 28, 2018 Views: 28
Answered By: Bonnie Groshong
Last Updated: Sep 28, 2018 Views: 28
If you are in the library, an easy way to find where you can access an article, knowing only the title, is to do a title search in Google Scholar. If the article is in one of our databases, you will see a link "Full Text @ Dominican" on the right side of the results page. Clicking on the link will sometimes take you to the article directly, and sometimes it will take you to the database where you can find it.
If you are working off campus, you have to first go into Google Scholar and set your preferences with Dominican U of CA as your affiliation.