Google Scholar, Scirus, and Windows Live Academic
for UNF Researchers

Basics

Google Scholar lets you set library preferences so you will see Full Text @ UNF Library when a link to full text is possible. Set library preferences here. Google Scholar also exports to RefWorks. Set that option on the same library preference page.
Academic Live does not have the option to set preferences yet. When you are on campus, you should see @ UNF Library when a link to full text is possible. If you are off campus you must log in to the library first. There is a login link at the top of the search engine guide page.
Scirus links to full text articles in ScienceDirect and other databases. UNF will not have all of them.
Off campus requires log in to the library to get to the full text. See the log in link at the top of the search engine guide page.

Link directly to full text articles available through the Library's databases.
Look for Full-text@UNF Library.
The Article Linker menu presents a list of options for finding the item. You may be able to link directly to the full text.
If full text is not available, one click searches the UNF library catalog to see if the journal is available in print.
If the item is a book, one click searches the UNF library catalog to see if it is available. (This technology is still evolving. If your results seem suspect, search the library catalog).
If the item is not available either electronically or in print, order it through Interlibrary Loan.
Check to see if the journal is scholarly or refereed/peer-reviewed.

If you are on campus, the search engines recognize you by Internet address. You will be able to link directly to many full text articles with no log-in required.
If you are off campus, you can set your Google Scholar preferences to the UNF Library. Academic Live and Scirus do not support setting preferences. You should log in before searching.

Remember, this is brand new technology. It will not always work seamlessly. The Reference Staff is trained to provide assistance.