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Finding journal articles & papers

» Finding relevant journal articles
» Reviewing your search: What if I didn't find what I want?
» Keeping up-to-date with your research: Alerts
» Determining the value of an article

Journals (also known as serials or periodicals) are one of the most important sources of information about research, debates, opinions and issues on a topic (Hart, 2001, p79) and are generally the best source of current, up-to-date information.

The Library has a collection of printed journals and also provides access to a large number of journals in electronic format.

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Effective searching
» Developing a search
   strategy

» Searching the library
   catalogue

Finding journal articles
   and papers

» Searching the Internet
» Other sources

 

This section is based on material from the University of Wollongong Library resource, Research Edge, and the Postgraduate information research skills developed by library staff from RMIT University Library.