Enter a search term in the FindIt@ search box on the main page.
When the results screen appears, select the Databases tab, or the "EBSCO Databases (EDS)" field in the "Everything" drop-down menu, if you only want journal articles.
Some records may not link to an item or a full text. In that case, request the item from InterLibrary Loan.
Find It is the closest thing NSU Libraries has to a Google keyword search, though it only covers the library catalog and databases. It's most helpful for broad subjects. For more precise search, results, a more effective search tool is the database directories (linked from the main page); they're organized by subject category and alphabetically by title.
If you know the title of an item you want, or its author, use the advanced search feature and the pertinent field selections. for more focused results, consult the database listings by subject. For e-books, books, or other physical items from the library catalog, a better tool is the catalog itself.
Each result in the list will include title, author, call number, and location information.Limiters (on the left of the result) can streamline the result list in several ways. Buttons to the right of the result link to the text, link, ILL, or sending yourself the record.
