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MyAV范 Library Services provides access to bibliographical and full-text databases which can be used by MyAV范 staff and students both on- and off-site.
Content must be used within the terms and conditions of our licences.
Quick answers to the most frequently asked questions concerning databases can be found below.听
If you have any questions or problems using听databases then please contact us.
- How do I access databases?
MyAV范 provides access to a variety of databases and full-text resources via the webpage which includes A-Z listings and subject specific databases. In addition all databases are indexed in Explore.
- On-site users will be recognized as a MyAV范 user and will be able to access the database without logging in
- Off-site users,听accessing from a computer outside the MyAV范 network, will be prompted automatically to log in via the MyAV范 Single sign-on using their MyAV范 username and password. Some resources are freely available and these do not require login.
- How do I get additional help?
For additional help please contact your , the Library Reference Desks or听complete the E-resource Contact us 蹿辞谤尘.听
- What is听findit@MyAV范 and why can't I always see the button?
findit@MyAV范听is the name of a linking service which give you direct access from a reference, in a database or catalogue, to the full text of an electronic resource.
findit@MyAV范 is available wherever you see the findit@MyAV范 button. Click on the button and a menu of possible links will appear.
Some databases don't provide the data relevant to findit@MyAV范 links. On these resources, the findit@MyAV范 button is suppressed.
- Can I export my search results into Reference Manager / EndNote?
Yes. This will often be an option in the individual database. Also where full citation information is provided by the source database, you can click on findit@MyAV范 and select the RefWorks or EndNote options in the 'Send to' menu.
- Can I use findit@MyAV范 links in PubMed?
Yes. See our findit@MyAV范 in PubMed guide for details.
- How does findit@MyAV范 work in Google Scholar?
- Please see our findit@MyAV范 in Google Scholar guide.