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Get the latest information on the status of library services and space. Ask a Question
Get the latest information on the status of library services and space. Ask a Question
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Find a Known Item Use citation information (e.g. author, article title, journal title etc.) to find the full-text of that known item using one of four search tools: Academic Search Complete, Google Scholar, Melvyl, or the e-Journal finder. Creative Commons |
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Find a Specific Article Have an article you want to read? Discover two key ways to find a specific journal article. Creative Commons |
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Find Full-Text of Articles through UC-eLinks Need full text? Use the UC-eLinks button to connect to articles. Creative Commons |
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Finding & Using Databases Databases provide you access to information for both personal and academic purposes. This module will introduce you to the value of databases and library databases available for your research. This tutorial will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. Creative Commons |
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Finding Databases How to find databases at UC Merced. Learn to search for databases and narrow down by database subject area, full-text availability, etc. Creative Commons |
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Requesting a Full-Text Article Through UC-eLinks Have an article you want to read that isn't available in full-text through the library databases? Learn how to make a request of full-text articles through UC-eLinks. (2:09) Creative Commons |
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Starting Your Research Series Discover how to start your academic research with this guided tutorial. |
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The Research Process Tutorial Series In this series, discover how to find information and understand the information cycle. The Research Process Tutorials series has seven interactive sections you can take at your own pace. Each section includes a short pre and post quiz. |
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Using Melvyl Use Melvyl as a search tool to not only access books but to also find articles and other materials. This video provides an overview of the new WorldCat Discovery interface. (1:58) Creative Commons |
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Your Library Introduction Explore the UC Merced Library through this guide. Find out how academic libraries are organized and the specific spaces, services, and resources available to you. Creative Commons |
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