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Finding articles
Finding articles
Learn about the different types of articles and the peer review process. Explore how to identify, search for, select, access and evaluate articles.
What's covered in this section
What is an article?
How do I know I'm choosing articles that my professor would find appropriate?
How do I search for articles on a topic?
How do I know if my article is scholarly or peer reviewed?
How do I find the full text of an article?
What if I can't access the full text of the article I've found?
How do I find a specific article from a citation?
Summary
Activities in this section
Choose the most appropriate keyword search strategy for finding articles
Videos in this section
From Idea to Library (NCSU Libraries). [2:28 minutes]
How do I select relevant web or online resources? [1:56 minutes]
Advanced search techniques in databases [2:04 minutes]
How do I use Google Scholar? [0:52 minutes]
What is a Scholarly Article? [3:09 minutes] (Kimbel Library)
How do I know if an article is scholarly or peer reviewed? [2:40 minutes]
Updated: Monday 13 July 2020
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