To search for articles on a topic, across multiple journals, research databases are the best place to start.
See the
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Historical Studies in Education
Rethinking Schools offers some of its content free online.
Directory of Open Access Journals includes several education-themed journals.
You can browse by date, or search within the journal.
Educational Administration Quarterly
You can browse or search within
over 2000 education periodicals
(alphabetical list)
To use this list
Search within that journal from this page. Or click the + to see Full Text Access for the journal.
Click on the name of a journal. Search within that publication or click "Full Text Access" to link to the journal in its home database, where you can browse by date.
Use this tool to locate full-text when you have a citation
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In a research database or Castleton OneSearch, look for a link to "HTML Full Text" or "PDF Full Text" or "Full text" If none of those is available, look for one of these to click: On the next screen, look for a link to the article, possibly in another database If Castleton has the journal in its print collection, pay attention to the date of the article and the date of our holdings, and whether the issue you want is available in print, microfiche, or microfilm. Ask any library staff or student worker for help locating these. |
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If full-text isn't available, look for a link to request the item through interlibrary loan Fill out your information using your Castleton email. You will get a response by email. |
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If you have a citation for a periodical article (journal, magazine, or news) and want to locate full-text, search the Journal Titles A-Z list to see if the library has access to the periodical through a database or a print subscription. If not, use the Journal Article Request Form link from the Interlibrary loans page on the library website to request the full-text through interlibrary loan. |
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If you make an interlibrary loan request, keep an eye on your Castleton email for the article or a response. You may get the article the next day, but it could take a week or two. |
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Another suggestion for searching for full-text
Google Scholar links to some full-text not available through Castleton's subscriptions. Paste the article title into the Google Scholar search box and look for a link to full-text on the right. |
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These journals are available full-text through JSTOR Arts & Sciences I & II
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First, check for availability by doing a Journals by Title search in OneSearch
1) Search for the periodical by its title
2) See if the periodical is included in a database or Castleton's print holdings
3) Notice the dates of coverage. Is your article included?
If the article isn't available in a subscription database or in Castleton's holdings, try searching for the article in Google Scholar. If still no full-text, you can request it through interlibrary loan. Use the Article Request Form to make your request.
Ask a Librarian if you need help.
About Google Scholar: "From one place, you can search across many disciplines and sources: articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities and other web sites."
Or, use Castleton's Journal Titles A-Z List to check for availability.
