If you're in a database, look for any of the following:
If you don't immediately see a full-text link in your database results, then look for the following:
If you are not in a database & are looking for a specific article, you have other options--just ask a librarian for assistance.
In an EBSCO database, once you click on Find It via Full-text Finder, you will have potentially at least 3 options for the full article:
If you are in a library database and have found an article that you need to request through Interlibrary Loan, do you need to get the complete article citation to use the Interlibrary Loan service? Click to view the answer below
Well, you do need the citation information, but if you are already in a database and have identified your article, if you click on the “Find It” link for that article, then select “Request this Item through Interlibrary Loan," our Interlibrary Loan service, Tipasa, will automatically fill in the form with the citation information for you!
You are correct! If you are already in a database and have identified your article, if you click on the “Find It” link for that article, then select “Request this Item through Interlibrary Loan,” our Interlibrary Loan service, Tipasa, will automatically fill in the form with the citation information for you!
How long would you need typically for an article or a book to arrive through Interlibrary Loan? Click on each of the items below to find out if you are right!
Books usually take around 7-10 days. Plan accordingly!
Articles can take anywhere between 2 and 10 days, depending on whether or not there is a potential lending library available that can send the desired article electronically and how long that library's process for lending takes.
Make sure you give yourself enough time when you do your research!