Answered By: Rachelle McLain
Last Updated: Nov 21, 2016     Views: 32

When your professors talk about databases for doing research they are talking about online tools that let you search for and often read articles from journals, magazines, and newspapers. Many databases are designed for specific subjects, while others are more general purpose, multi-disciplinary - like Academic Search Complete. There are also databases for specific types of formats, like videos.

Find Articles and Research Databases by subject, title or format.

Most databases can be accessed off-campus by using your NetID and password when prompted.
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