• The name of the journal in which the article is located

• The name of the publisher of the journal

• The International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) of the journal

• If you’re not sure about the exact name of the journal, you could look through an alphabetical list of journal titles or scroll through a list of subjects

• Search results may link directly to the full-text journal or to a database where the full-text journal is available

• When you find the journal you want you can search it for specific articles

• Now let’s try out this search mode

• Go to any NSU library page that has the black navigation bar across the top

• Move your cursor to Electronic Resources, scroll to Full-Text Journal Title Search and click on it

• Click on CURRENT NSU STUDENTS, STAFF, AND FACULTY

• Let’s use the article:

Codd, E.F. (1979) Extending the Data Base Relational Model to Capture More Meaning. ACM Transactions on Database Systems, 4(4), 397–434.

• Then start the full-text journal title search as described above using the name of the journal

• When you find the journal, search for the article using its title