Get It! is a convenient tool that connects you to content from the hundreds of databases that the Libraries provides access to. Get It! also connects to library catalog records for books and other materials. To access Get It!, click the button or "Get It!" link that sometimes appears in library search results.
You may need to click on the article title to view the full record, since the full text is already available in the database you are using.
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You are using a database that doesn't use Get It! Consult Finding Articles to learn how to determine if the journal article is available online or in paper format elsewhere in the Libraries.
If you continue to experience issues, let us know by completing the Technical Help Form.
You may be using a pop-up blocker program on your computer, or your browser might have a pop-up blocker turned on. You will need to turn off or disable the program or blocking option to use Get It! If you continue to experience issues, let us know by completing the Technical Help Form.
If there is a link to Library Catalog, click on it to see if we have the journal for the correct year in print at the Libraries.
If the journal is not available in print at the Libraries, you can request the article through Interlibrary Loan. This option will often be listed on the Get It! menu under the "Delivery Options" header.
"Article" links will take you directly to the article. "Journal" links will take you to the landing page for the entire journal where you will be able to search within the journal for the article.
Sometimes there are multiple rows of "Article" and "Journal" links. This just means that there is overlap between different databases. You can select any of the links to access the content.
Sometimes the information given by the journal providers is incorrect, or the article might have been pulled by the publisher. Let us know about this error by completing the Technical Help Form.
Whenever possible, we have tried to set up Get It! to show only the services that are available. For instance, if the article is available electronically, the option to request it through Interlibrary Loan will not appear.
It means that the journal is probably not available in the Libraries. The option to search the library catalog will appear regardless of whether we have the journal. If the article is not available online, and the journal is not listed in the library catalog, you can request the article through Interlibrary Loan.
To get more assistance with technical issues, complete the Technical Help Form. For more general questions or to get help with research, Ask a Librarian.
