The Libraries subscribe to a number of databases that have stable Internet addresses for full-text articles. Links to articles can be included in web pages, Canvas courses, or in email.

Off-campus access: To make an article accessible off-campus to current CSB and SJU students, faculty, and staff add http://ezproxy.csbsju.edu/login?url= to the beginning of the URL. We are using SAML authentication for a few platforms: ProQuest Ebook Central and Swank. This means you don’t need to add the ezproxy prefix to resources in these databases and users will still get the opportunity to authenticate and access from off-campus. We will update this list as we update more databases to use SAML.

If your link isn't working the problem might be with special characters in your URL. Try running your URL through this encoder to transform problem characters to their encoded equivalent then add the URL above to the beginning of this new encoded link. This may well solve the problem.

 

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Options for creating persistent links to articles:

1. Use a DOI
2. Use Publisher-produced persistent URLs

See also : How to integrate EBSCO content into Canvas video tutorial

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Option 1: Use a DOI

(What is a DOI?)

Many articles now have DOIs assigned to them:

• Make a persistent URL by appending the DOI to the URL: http://dx.doi.org/
  
  This example: http://dx.doi.org/doi:10.1016/j.acalib.2007.03.007

 

Option 2: Use Publisher-Produced persistent URLs

ACM Digital Library

Select an article from the search results page to retrieve the article citation. The article's DOI Bookmark, the persistent link, is included in the citation.

 

BioOne

Select an article from the search results page to retrieve the article citation. The article's DOI Bookmark, the persistent link, is included in the citation.

 

Britannica Online

When viewing an article copy the URL from the browser's address box.

 

Cochrane library

When viewing an article copy the URL from the browser's address box.

 

CQ Researcher

When viewing a CQ Researcher article use the "Email a link back to..." drop-down and choose the part of the report you'd like to email. Fill out the form and the URL will be emailed to you.

 

EBSCOhost (Academic Search Premier, Business Source Premier, CINAHL)

From a search results page select the hyperlinked title of an article. Use the "Permalink" option from the "Tools" section on the right-hand side for the persistent URL.

 

Gale Databases (Informe, MLA Bibliography, Professional Collection, Virtual Reference Library)

From a search results page select the hyperlinked title of an article. Use the the Bookmark this Document link in the toolbar to get the persistent URL.

 

Grove Dictionary of Music

View the full text version of the article and copy the URL from the browser's address box.

 

IngentaConnect

View the full text version of the article and copy the URL from the browser's address box.

 

Journals@Ovid a.k.a. Ovid Nursing Journals

1. Find an article and display the article citation.
2. Copy the Accession Number found the top of the article. Example: 00001975-200304000-00001
3. Paste the Accession Number at the end of the following link:
   http://gateway.ovid.com/ovidweb.cgi?T=JS&PAGE=fulltext&D=ovft&MODE=ovid&NEWS=N&AN=
   EXAMPLE: http://gateway.ovid.com/ovidweb.cgi?T=JS&PAGE=fulltext&D=ovft&MODE=ovid&NEWS=N&AN=00001975-200304000-00001

JSTOR

Persistent links in JSTOR are called Stable URLs. From the search results list click "Summary" to find the stable URL.

 

Oxford Reference Online and the Oxford English Dictionary

When viewing an article or a definition copy the URL from the browser's address box.

 

Project Muse

View the full text version of the article and copy the URL from the browser's address box.

 

ProQuest (Religion, Nursing, New York Times, GenderWatch, Ethnic NewsWatch)

From the search results page select an article to view it's citation information. The "Document URL," the persistent link, is included. NOTE: The Document URL will not be displayed in the PDF form of an article.

 

ScienceDirect

View the full text version of the article and copy the URL from the browser's address box.