Contents

Questions?
Library Basics
Evaluating Sources
Journal Articles
Books  
Web Sites
Visual Resources
Locating Books, Journals and Newspapers Online Or In Print
Citing Sources
Questions?  


Questions?

Schedule a consultation with your librarian!  Contact   Judy Watts, Head, Research & Instruction, LIB 206, x5798.

You can Ask-A-Librarian at any time.


Library Basics


Journal Citation Indexes - Art

Journal Articles - History

Journal Articles, Full Text - General

  • Academic OneFile - This interdisciplinary index covers all subjects in more than 10,000 academic related journals and magazines from 1980 to the present. Most are available full-text.
  • JSTOR - An archive of trusted, scholarly journals. There is a gap of 1 to 5 years from the present to available issues.
  • Project MUSE - 300 scholarly journals available full-text.
    Google Scholar - Use the power of Google to find Middlebury resources.
      • Go to Advanced Search and click Google Scholar. Before you search
      • click Scholar Preferences.
      • In the Library Links section, enter Middlebury, and select it.
      • In the Bibliography Manager, check 'Show links to import citations into RefWorks".
      • Remember to save your preferences.

Which other indexes would be helpful? Choose indexes and databases to find articles (and other materials) with the help of these lists and descriptions:


Books, Videos, Etc.

  • MIDCAT  - First, click on "My Midcat".
    Tips for searching the library catalog:
    Enclose phases in quotes "  ". Truncate using an asterix *. Read the information carefully to find the location, call no., and status.
  • NExpress. From MIDCAT click on     to find titles located in our network of academic libraries with quick ILL service. 
  • Try WorldCat , a worldwide database of titles. You can co ILL directly from this link. 
  • Still haven't found the title you need? Click on ILLIAD to request on Interlibrary Loan.
  - First, click on "My Midcat".
Tips for searching the library catalog:
Enclose phases in quotes "  ". Truncate using an asterix *. Read the information carefully to find the location, call no., and status.
  • NExpress. From MIDCAT click on     to find titles located in our network of academic libraries with quick ILL service. 
  • Try WorldCat , a worldwide database of titles. You can co ILL directly from this link. 
  • Still haven't found the title you need? Click on ILLIAD to request on Interlibrary Loan.

  • Web Sites


     Visual Resosurces


    Locating Books, Journals and Newspapers Online Or In Print

    If an article is not available in the database you're using, search for the title of the journal or newspaper in the Print & E-Journals A-Z List.  

    If you've found a record for a book, journal or newspaper in MIDCAT, follow these steps: 1) Look at the column labeled "Location."  The Armstrong (Science) Library is in McCardell-Bicentennial Hall.  The Main Library is on Storrs Avenue. The Music Library is in the Center for the Arts. 2) Once you're in the library, find out where the call number (see the column labeled "Call No.") is located. Ask for assistance at any desk.  

    If a book, journal or newspaper is not available at Middlebury then you may request it from another library through Interlibrary Loan.


    Citing Sources


          


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