Online Full-text Journals help

Use the following guide to find e-resources (online journals or newspapers or e-books) by title or ISSN/ISBN with Indiana University Bloomington Libraries Online Full-text Journals.

Title begins with:

• This is the default search.
• Enter 2 or more letters of the beginning of the title. The more letters you enter, the more specific the search.
• Initial articles (for example, the, a, an) are ignored by the search engine.
• No wildcards or truncation characters are needed or valid in this search.

Example: A search for educat will find all titles that begin with that string, such as "Educating for employment", "Education and the law", and "Educational assessment".

Title equals:

• Enter the exact title. Initial articles (for example, the, a, an) are ignored by the search engine.
• No wildcards or truncation characters are needed or valid in this search.

Example: A search for The New York Times will find "New York Times".

Title contains all words:

• Enter one or more title terms in any order, separated by spaces.
• Even if you are searching with Chinese or Japanese characters, put spaces separating each search term.
• This search will match titles that contain all your search terms.
• You can use an asterisk (*) to find partial words (for example, neuro*) in Latin-character language titles.

Example: A search for educa* ann* will find "American annals of education", "Information technology in childhood education annual", and "Educational foundations (Ann Arbor, Mich.)".

ISSN/ISBN equals:

• Enter the exact ISSN/ISBN with or without a hyphen.
• Print or electronic ISSN/ISBNs are accepted, although not all titles have been assigned a print and electronic ISSN/ISBN.

Example: A search for 0362-4331 will find "New York Times".