You can make persistent or durable links to specific journal articles or other items in many Library databases. By placing these links in your unit web site, you can easily direct your students to required or suggested readings.
Simply using URLs provided in databases will not ensure that the users will have the opportunity to view the full text. The table below provides instructions for creating the correct links to resources in many of the Library's databases.
Please see the FAQs for more information about copyright, help with embedding links into Moodle and other assistance.
Please contact the library if linking instructions for a database specific to your discipline are not listed below.
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Linking instructions |
| Academic OneFile |
| ACM |
| Cambridge University Press Journals |
| CCH Online |
| Course Resources Online (CRO) |
| CRCnetBASE (OCCUP-HEALTHandSAFETYnetBASE, WATERnetBASE, individual e-Books) |
| CSIRO |
| E.B.L. (Electronic Book Library) |
| Ebscohost Full Text Databases |
| Emerald |
| ERIC |
| Factiva |
| IEEE Explore |
| IGI-Global e-Books |
| Informit databases (A+ Education; APA-FT; AGIS Plus Text; Family & Society Plus; Health Collection, etc) |
| Infotrac (Expanded Academic ASAP) |
| JSTOR |
| LexisNexisAU |
| Oxford Reference |
| PubMed |
| SAGE Journals Online |
| Science Direct |
| OECD iLibrary (formerly SourceOECD) |
| Springer Journals Online |
| Standards Australia |
| Taylor and Francis Online (formerly Informaworld) |
| UpToDate |
| Wiley Online Library |
Note: Databases are frequently subject to change, often without notice. Please test your links thoroughly and regularly, updating them as required.