Provides abstracts from over 12,500 periodicals in the social sciences, humanities, general science, multicultural studies, and others, with full text articles from 8,500 titles, including more than 7,300 that are peer-reviewed. Almost every topic of study is covered. The database is updated daily, and includes searchable cited references from more than 1,400 journals.
ERIC is a key source for education information. Allows users to access articles from scholarly as well as professional periodicals, in addition to ERIC documents back to 1966 - more than 1.4 million records in all. Many articles are available in full-text, and there are links to full-text ERIC documents available.
OmniFile Full Text Select Edition is a multidisciplinary, 100% full-text database providing full text articles, with their accompanying indexing and abstracts. Coverage of more than 3100 publications goes back to 1994.
Designed for professional educators, provides full text of articles from over 500 peer-reviewed journals and 200 educational reports.
Select "Elmhurst User" and Use your enumber and password.
Sometime you want to track down the full-text of an article that you see in reference list of another article. This research technique is called footnote chasing or backwards searching. Because the library owns articles electronically and in print, you'll need to use two different tools to track down the full text.
1) To check if we have the full-text electronically, use the "Find an E-journal" or the "Citation Tracker" tool to see in which database it might be.
2) If you don't find it in our databases, try searching for the title of the journal in the Bluejay Search to see if we own the print version of it.
3) Finally, if you can't locate the full text in either location, you may want to place an inter-library loan request.
How to Write your First Paper. Steven G. Krantz. Notices of the AMS.
How to Write Mathmatical Papers. Bruce Berndt. UI-UC Math Department
Institution Codes from American Mathematical Society
