Online resources through the Lawrence Library
Most of the electronic resources licensed by the Lawrence Library are available from off-campus through a proxy server. Basically, what this means is that if you're off-campus, you'll have to log in (using your Lawrence network username and password) to connect to databases like Expanded Academic ASAP or JSTOR.
See the page Remote Access to Licensed Resources for specific instructions.
Some generally-useful resources:
- BESS - big list of journals with full text available electronically.
- Academic Search Elite -- through EbscoHost
- Expanded Academic ASAP
For more resources, most of which are available from London, use this alphabetical list:
Questions? Problems? Contact a reference librarian for help.
Evaluating web sites:
It may be easy to find stuff on Google but how do you know what you find is any good? The librarians offer some guidelines and links for evaluating Internet resources. They also offer some good advice about citing electronic resources in your bibliographies.
