Has she tried JSTOR data for research: http://dfr.jstor.org/ ?
Hi all,
We had a student come in doing a research project where she is counting up the number of articles published in different journals for a certain time period. After she counted the journals that we had, she asked for help in getting the counts for the journals we don’t have. Here were some strategies I suggested, but I wanted to see if anyone had any better ideas for this type of problem. Thanks in advance.
· Search for items within the publication for the specified time period in either Summon.
· Do a similar search, or a journal browse, in a database where the journal is indexed.
· Visit the journal homepage to see if table of contents are available for the volumes in question.
· Search WorldCat to see if any local libraries have the volumes in question.
Buddy Pennington
Director of Collections and Access Management
Miller Nichols Library
University of Missouri - Kansas City
UMKC Libraries: Where great minds meet!
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