How do I get the full text of an article I found in Google Scholar?
Last Updated: Apr 27, 2021     Views: 118

If you find an article in Google Scholar, you can check if the Library has full text by using the Journals by Title tool:

Screenshot showing where Journals by Title is located on the Library's website.

There you can search the library's holdings of online journals by title. If you are a frequent Google Scholar user, considering setting up Library Links in your profile for a quicker way to access full text.

Below is a picture of where the journal title appears in Google Scholar results.

Arrow pointing to journal title in Google Scholar

In this result the journal title is Journal of the American Statistical Association, and the article is from 1979. We have the journal online through a variety of sources, for varying dates, as you can see in the screenshots below from the Journals by Title tool.

 

Find the year you are looking for ie. 1979, so we would click "See All"

Find the database that has the years you are looking for. 

Screenshot showing Journal by Title results for the Journal of the American Statistical Association

 If the Library does not have full text access to the journal for the volume/date that you are trying to find, and you are a currently enrolled UT Tyler student, faculty, or staff, you can request the article through Interlibrary Loan.

If you have any questions, contact the Help Desk at 903.566.7343 or 903.566.7342, by chat, or by email at library@uttyler.edu.

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