As part of our Browzine subscription we now have the ability to use a browser extension called LibKey Nomad, which is available on Chrome, Edge and Firefox.
For more information about LibKey Nomad: https://thirdiron.com/libkey-nomad/
Chrome Extension download: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/libkey-nomad/lkoeejijapdihgbegpljiehpnlkadljb
Firefox add-on download: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/libkey-nomad/
LibKey Nomad basically follows the user around and connects them to our full text access if it is available, even if their starting point wasn’t a library database.
Search Butler Libraries
REMEMBER: Use Butler Libraries'Catalog to find:
Be sure to use the limiters on the left-hand side of the screen to narrow down your results!
Also, REMEMBER: Work out some of your search strategy before going online! Think about your topic. Write down key terms, concepts, titles, and the names of key people whose thinking or work is relevant to your topic. Be sure to include synonyms of key terms and concepts. Also, consider important geographic locations and time periods (i.e., geographic and chronological limiters).
InterLibrary Loan (ILL)
If you find materials in WorldCat that Butler Libraries do not own, you can obtain these through Interlibrary Loan (ILL). This is a service that enables Butler students to have access to library resources NOT OWNED by the Butler Libraries. You make Interlibrary Loan requests directly from the catalog or a database by clicking the "Request" button. If there is no request button, log on to your Library Account.
From your account you can:
For all ILL questions contact Sarah Damery at 317-940-9677 or sdamery@butler.edu.
The Butler Libraries subscribe to important article databases that are not freely available via the Web. Search these databases to find journal articles about gender, women and sexuality. In your search result list, look for links to full text, or click the "Find It!" button to access full text from another source, or to request an interlibrary loan.
Rather than using Google, which will only provide access to information that is freely available, use Google Scholar to locate and access scholarly library-subscribed content. Google Scholar acts as a metasearch engine, providing results from all library-subscribed databases, and a clickable "Find It" button to link you to full text when available.
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