1. The article is linked to full text in your database. ("The 1-click solution.")
2. Click on
to search for the article in Rutgers resources automatically. (If Get It @ R sends you directly to the article, "the 2-click solution." If you end up at an intermediate screen, click on SEARCH THE LIBRARY CATALOG BY PERIODICAL TITLE.)
3. Try the JOURNALS TAB in the box at http://www.libraries.rutgers.edu.
4. Go directly to the Rutgers library catalog to find all owned copies of a periodical in electronic, paper, or microform.:
i. Go to the Rutgers University Libraries homepage.
ii. Click on Search Library Catalogs to find the periodicals owned by the Rutgers Libraries. Search PERIODICAL TITLE begins with; this title is often found in periodical indexes under "Source".
iii. Look at the periodical record. (The online record for a given periodical title may be separate from the print record but is usually found within the non-microform record as electronic access.)
iv. Use ARTICLE REQUEST to order articles from other Rutgers libraries if necessary.
5. Use the Citation Linker to search Rutgers resources for a known article. The Citation Linker Tutorial will show you how to use it.
6. Can't find the article anywhere at Rutgers? Go to ILLIAD and use the ARTICLE REQUEST form.