When you want to use Google Scholar to find articles published by JSTOR, enter site: with your keywords.

Confirm that UofT has an ebook or subscribes to a journal by searching our catalogue or contact your liaison librarian.Changing your settings will allow you to see the full-text of articles if the Library subscribes to the journal. See the 'How to' instructions below to connect Google Scholar to the library's resources. Change your Google Scholar settings so that it recognizes you as a UofT user.Be mindful that Google Scholar retrieves information not only from books and peer-reviewed articles (Published Versions of Record and Accepted Author Manuscripts), but also pre-prints, conference proceedings, white papers, theses and dissertations and more.Using Google Scholar to find content for your syllabus? Check out the tips below: How to authenticate as a U of T user while I'm researching off-campus.You can also check if the library subscribes to a journal by searching our catalogue. You will be able to access the journal's content if we subscribe to the journal. If UTL subscribes to the journal, you will be asked to login using your UTORID. In this case, try pasting in front of the URL. In off-campus settings, you might not be able to read and download an article. Finding an Electronic Journal (PDF guide).Finding an Article from A Citation (YouTube video).Finding an Article from a Citation (PDF guide).If you are using generic platforms, here are some tips: Finding Electronic Articles and Journals via the UTM Library homepageĬheck out our PDF and video guides below if you need help searching the UTL catalogue for electronic articles or journals: Each subject guide shows some specific databases. The University of Toronto offers access to a number of e-journals through publishers, vendors, and aggregators.

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