Much of your research for your paper will come from scholarly journals located in databases.
On this page, you will find:
Many of our databases include the full text of articles in PDF or HTML format. In some cases, though, the full text of an article may not be available online in the database you are using. When you search for articles in the library's databases you will see the 
button on your results list.
By clicking that Find It! button, you can go from an article citation in one database to a full text copy of that article in another. It also allows you to find out if that journal is in print at Joyner Library or available electronically.
One last thing about Serial Solutions and the Find It! button, if a page opens that says "Sorry no holdings were found for this journal. Please see additional options below for finding this journal." This is when you have the opportunity to search the catalog for the journal in print, or to get a copy of the article through Interlibrary Loan.
Click on the image above for a video demonstration of the Library & Information Science Abstracts (LISA) database, or click here.
View the following PowerPoint tutorial to learn more about the structure of a scholarly article in the Social Sciences.
Here is a list of recommended journals for the field of Library Science.
The following are direct links to all of the subscription databases for ECU Libraries on the subject of Library Science.