The yellow 'Get it @ Dal button', which displays in most journal article databases, is an important tool that will help you locate journal articles. Clicking the button will bring you a step closer to the electronic full-text, or, if that's not available, help you locate the journal in a Novanet library, or order the journal article through Document Delivery.
Watch this "how to" video to learn about the 'Get it @ Dal' button.
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Google Scholar provides a simple way to search the scholarly literature. Google Scholar searches across many disciplines and sources such as peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, abstracts and articles, from academic publishers, professional societies, preprint repositories, universities and other scholarly organizations.
Google Scholar is easy to use and searching is familiar since most of us use Google.
You can set up Google Scholar to link to the Dalhousie Libraries' electronic resources so that you have access to fulltext.
Now when you do a search, you will see links like this next to entries, when full text is available: