Using E-journals Finder (to find specific journals)

Logging in All our electronic library resources need to be accessed through the University of Derby Library pages. Login through the portal or UDo and select Library This is because we pay for our online resources and you need to show that you are eligible to use them

Finding a specific journal To find a specific electronic journal use E-Journals Finder Do not use E-Journals Finder to find articles from a range of journals You can also use Library Plus to find a specific journal but E-Journals Finder is more complete

E-Journals Finder To go to the E-Journals Finder click on Finding Subject Information

E-Journals Finder Then E-Journals Finder

E-Journals Finder E-Journals Finder lists all the Library’s e-journals. Don’t use it as a search for journal articles on a topic e.g. to find the journal article: Navarro,M. (2013) The mere presence of a goalkeeper affects the accuracy of penalty kicks. Journal of Sports Sciences, 31 (9), 921-929. So you are looking for the “Journal of Sports Sciences”, as E-Journals Finder is used to find specific journals

E-Journals Finder You can then either: Type in some title words in the search box for Journal of Sports Sciences. See search box left. Or: You can click on the publisher link (Taylor & Francis) to browse the journal. This will also tell you which years we have access to.

E-Journals Finder You can use the search box to look for the article e.g. by using some title words

E-Journals Finder Then click on the Full Text link

E-Journals Finder The full journal article. You may legally copy or print this out.

E-Journals Finder Or you can browse the journal & its volumes if you click on the publisher link.

E-Journals Finder e.g. for Navarro,M. (2013) The mere presence of a goalkeeper affects the accuracy of penalty kicks. Journal of Sports Sciences, 31 (9), 921-929 You can browse by year & volume. Select volume 31, 2013 You can also search the journal in the search box.

E-Journals Finder Then Issue 9. The green square indicates full access. This differs from publisher to publisher

E-Journals Finder Click on the full text links for the full journal article

E-Journals Finder To look for another journal title click on E-Journals Finder (not New Search).