Start on the library web page at http://library.nsula.edu, and click on the database directory.
If you know which database you want to search, choose it from the list by title. If not, study the menu to find a corresponding subject group, open it, and browse those to choose a useful one.
This screenshot shows the "detailed record," or bibliographic information, for a specific article.
Bibliographic or citation elements for this article:
Article Author: Searle, John R.
Article Title: "Insight and Error in Wittgenstein."
Journal Title: Philosophy of the Social Sciences
Volume: 46
Issue: 6
Date: December 2016
Page Range: 527-47.
Watch this official training video to learn how to use NSU Libraries' "FindIt" version of SirsiDynix Enterprise.
FindIt is a less precise tool than the database directory. Enter any search term in the search box on the main page, or use the advanced search option.
In the drop-down category menu, select "EBSCO Databases (EDS)" in the drop-down field menu.
OR leave "everything" to combine the book catalog with the EBSCO databases in one search.
Remember, some records may contain only bibliographical information, not the call number or full text. InterLibrary Loan can borrow for you if NSU doesn't have the item you want.