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Acknowledgements
The information in this library Guide was adopted from the following resources:
After Graduation-Resources for Social Work Alumni by Rutgers University Libraries
Open Access Social Work by Portland State University Library
ACRL Social Work Liaison Toolkit: Open Access
Open Access Books
- Directory of Open Access Books (DOAB)DOAB is a community-driven discovery service that indexes and provides access to Over 77,500 academic peer-reviewed open access books.
- National Academies PressThe National Academies Press (NAP) publishes the reports of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. Create an account for free download of e-books/pdfs.
- WorldCatSearch across the largest library network in the world for books, DVDs, CDs, and articles and then locate those items in a nearby library.
Searching for Free Articles
To find open access articles in Library Catalog:
- Enter your search term(s).
- Once you have a list of results, use the options at the left to narrow your search.
- Under "Format" select Articles.
- Under "Availability" select Open access
- To limit your search to scholarly articles, under "Availability" select Peer-reviewed journals
- Select any title from the results list to view the complete details for that item including the link for online access.
For general information on searching, visit the Help Searching EWU Library Catalog page.
EWU Library Catalog Simple Search
- EWU Library CatalogThe EWU Library Catalog gives you access to search for books, eBooks, videos, and other physical resources available at the EWU Libraries and Summit Libraries. Summit is a partnership of academic libraries in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Sign in for request options. Also, find journal articles from selected EWU Libraries databases and open access content. Finally, finds course reserves materials that your professor placed on reserve for your class. Search by course name, course number, instructor, as well by item title, author, or keyword.