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A guide to using the Library's Search Tools systems, a portal to library databases, articles, online journals, online indexes, web resources, and catalogs.
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Accessing Search Tools

From the web:

Access Search Tools at http://www.lib.umich.edu/searchtools.

From Mirlyn Classic:

Click Find Databases at the top of any Mirlyn Classic screen.

 

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About Search Tools

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What is Search Tools?

Search Tools is a portal to UM Library databases, articles, e-journals, and other web resources.

What can I do with Search Tools?

  • Find Articles
    Use ArticlesPlus to find full-text content from a variety of sources.
  • Find Databases
    Search for individual databases by name, keyword or subject area and then search within those specific databases.
  • Find Online Journals
    Find full-text journals and magazines. You can search by title (e.g. New York Times), by ISSN, or by browsing an alphabetical list.
  • Save Favorites
    Use the Favorites feature to save individual articles, databases, and online journals for future use.

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