If I find an article on Google Scholar, how do I find the full text in our databases?

How do I take the information I find on Google Scholar and bring into the library search.

Answer

Use our Citation Linker.  You will need:

  • Full title of the journal or ISSN (a unique identifier). Do not use a journal abbreviation.
  • Year.
  • Volume.
  • Issue.
  • First page of the article.

 

OR

Set "Library Links" in Google Scholar (http://scholar.google.com/scholar_settings?sciifh=1&hl=en&as_sdt=0,5) to include "CSU, Long Beach" then a link to "Get it @ CSULB" may come up which will allow you to search for the full-text.

 

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  • Last Updated Apr 16, 2020
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