Finding the Full Text of Articles
The yellow "Get it @ ASU" links or other full-text links within our databases should take you to the article if we have it. But if it doesn't, it's a good idea to check further. There's a good chance that we might still have the article you need. There are several ways that you can do this:
Search the title of the article in Library One Search. If you put the title of the article in quotation marks into the search box it will be a little more specific, but that's not always necessary. Usually just a simple cut and paste will work. Note that this will usually only find the article if ASU has it, so it's sometimes more limiting than a Google Scholar search. If you're not finding what you want, try both options.
Search the title of the article in Google Scholar. Same procedure as above. Use the "get it @ ASU" links within Google Scholar to take you to the article. If you're not finding what you want, try both Google Scholar and Library One Search.
If those methods don't work, you can make a final check using our our Journal Title Lookup feature to lead you to the volumes of that particular journal that we have access to online or in print.
These are also the methods you can use to find an article if you have gotten a reference from another source, such as a bibliography, and already know the citation information (journal name, volume number, date, etc.).
