Library Databases & Resources
Many of the databases to which the library subscribes are either mobile friendly or have apps for mobile devices. The table below lists a selection of databases that either have a mobile-friendly interface or can be used with a mobile application.
Database or Resource |
Mobile-Friendly Interface or Mobile Site |
Mobile App (for both iOS & Android unless noted) |
---|---|---|
EBSCO: Ebsco includes popular database such as Academic Search Premier, Historical Abstracts, RILM, and many more. | Mobile-Friendly | Yes* |
ARTstor | Mobile-Friendly | No |
Alexander Street Press Audio and Video Resources: Includes Music Online, Smithsonian Global Sound, Audio Drama: The L.A. Theatre Works Collection, and VAST: Academic Video Online | Mobile-Friendly. Also has a great option to send files and playlists to a mobile device (learn more). | No |
BioOne | Mobile-Friendly | No |
JSTOR | Mobile-Friendly | No |
Naxos Music Library | None | Yes* |
MetOpera On Demand | Mobile-Friendly | No (access with the MetOpera app is not available with an institutional subscription) |
Gale Academic OneFile | Mobile-Friendly | Yes with the Access My Library (AML) app. |
Web of Science: Includes Medline, Web of Science Core Collection, Arts & Humanities Citation Index, and more. | Mobile-Friendly | No |
SciFinder | Mobile Site* | No |
ProQuest: Includes PsycInfo, GeoRef, Worldwide Political Science Abstracts, and more. | Mobile-Friendly | No |
RefWorks | Mobile Site* | No |
*Important tip: Some mobile sites or apps require you to first make a user account or request access in the full desktop version of the database.