HSOC-201 Introduction to Health

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HSOC-201Introduction to Health Society

• How to Find an Academic Journal
• Article at the University of Calgary
• Marcus Vaska
• September 14, 2009

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Welcome to the Library!

• Dear HSOC-201 students,
• The following tutorial will guide you in
  retrieving an article from any academic journal
  at the University of Calgary, an important skill
  required throughout the research-intensive BHSc
  program.

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Tutorial Goal

• To learn how to retrieve an article from any
  journal held at the University of Calgary

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Article Required for Week 1

• Castro, A., Farmer, P. (2005). Understanding
  and addressing AIDS-related stigma from
  anthropological theory to clinical practice in
  Haiti. American Journal of Public Health, 95(1),
  53-59.

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Article Required for Week 1

• Castro, A., Farmer, P. (2005). Understanding
  and addressing AIDS-related stigma from
  anthropological theory to clinical practice in
  Haiti. American Journal of Public Health, 95(1),
  53-59.

year
authors
title
journal
volume
issue
pages
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• Finding an Article While on Campus in the Library

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• From the desktop, double click on the Internet
  browser of your choice (Internet Explorer or
  Mozilla)
• You should automatically be taken to the
  University of Calgary library page (if not, then
  enter http//library.ucalgary.ca/ in your
  browsers search window)

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Main library home page (http//library.ucalgary.ca
)
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• In order to retrieve the required article, you
  need to search for the journal (American Journal
  of Public Health) in which the article is located
• From the library home page (http//library.ucalga
  ry.ca/), click on the Journals tab

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Click on the Journals tab

• Click o the Journals tab

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Upon clicking on the Journals tab, the following
screen will appear
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• Remember whenever you are searching for a
  particular article in the library catalogue, you
  MUST ALWAYS search by JOURNAL TITLE, NOT the
  article title!!!

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Option 1

• Searching for a Journal via Print Electronic
  Journals through the Library Catalogue

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• In the Print Electronic Journals by title
  section a. select Exact from the drop-down
  menub. type in the journal name (American
  Journal of Public Health) in the search boxc.
  click on the Search tab

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Choose Exact from the drop-down menu
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• From the list of titles displayed
• Lets focus on Record 2. Under record 2, click
  on the Details tab

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• Click on the Details tab in Record 2

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Type of User Journal Access

• Before you receive access to the journal, you
  will need to choose the correct access path,
  according to type of user
• As University of Calgary students, please click
  on the Internet Access University of Calgary
  Users link

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Click on the University of Calgary users link
to gain access to the journal
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• Youll now be led to a screen that contains a
  list of numerous providers that grant online
  access (full-text) to articles within the
  American Journal of Public Health. Clicking on
  one of these links leads you directly into the
  journal itself.
• While there is no hard and fast rule regarding
  which provider you should choose, I recommended
  going with Academic Search Complete.
• Click on the full text available from Academic
  Search Complete 01/01/1975 to present link.

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• Click on the Academic Search Complete link

Click on the Academic Search Complete link
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• In the screen that appears next, you should
  notice that the journal is sorted according to
  year of issue, a key piece of information that
  you must be aware of in order to retrieve the
  article required.

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• Click on year of issue required (i.e. 2005)

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• Now, match up and click on the link that
  corresponds to the volume/issue numbers needed
  (i.e. volume 95, issue 1)

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• A complete listing of all of the articles
  contained within a particular volume and issue
  (95/1) will now be displayed. The listings are
  organized numerically according to page number.
• Scroll down the page until you reach record 12,
  which is the article that you need to retrieve.
• Download the full-text of this article by
  clicking on the PDF Full Text link.

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Verify that the article you are seeking is the
right one then, click on the PDF Full Text Link
to download a copy
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• Congratulations, you have successfully retrieved
  the article (dont forget to print it!)

Always click on the printer icon to print a PDF
article
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Option 2

• Searching for a Journal via E-Journals

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• Repeat the steps in slides 7-10.
• In the search box, choose Title equals from the
  drop-down menu, and type in the name of the
  journal (i.e. American Journal of Public Health).
  Use the full name of the journal-do not
  abbreviate!
• Click on the Search tab.

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Select Title equals from the drop-down menu
Select Title equals from the drop-down menu
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• Youll notice that there are several providers
  for the American Journal of Public Health.
• While there is no hard and fast rule suggesting
  which provider should be chosen, I recommend
  selecting Academic Search Complete.

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Click on the Academic Search Complete provider
link
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• In the screen that appears next, you should
  notice that the journal is sorted according to
  year of issue, a key piece of information that
  you must be aware of in order to retrieve the
  article required.

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• Click on year of issue required (i.e. 2005)

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• Now, match up and click on the link that
  corresponds to the volume/issue numbers needed
  (i.e. volume 95, issue 1)

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• A complete listing of all articles contained
  within a particular volume and issue (95/1) will
  now be displayed. The listings are organized
  numerically according to page number.
• Scroll down the page until you reach record 12,
  which is the article that you need to retrieve.
• Download the full-text of this article by
  clicking on the PDF Full Text link.

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Verify that the article you are seeking is the
right one then, click on the PDF Full Text Link
to download a copy
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• Congratulations, you have successfully retrieved
  the article (dont forget to print it!)

Always click on the printer icon to print a PDF
article
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• Finding an Article When Off Campus (at Home)

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• In order to retrieve this article from the
  comforts of your home, you must
• Have a U of C student card
• Register your student card for library privileges
  at either the main MacKimmie Library or Health
  Sciences Library circulation desks.

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• Using Your U of C Student Card
• Whenever you want to renew books, place holds, or
  do research (including the retrieval of specific
  articles), youll be asked to provide your U of C
  User ID and PIN for authentication purposes.

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U of C Campus ID Card
User ID/Campus Card Barcode first 9 digits of
bar code number on back of card (take off last
digit) PIN/Password number on front of card
(take off leading zeros) Campus Card Office,
Room 260 MacEwan Student Centre Phone [phone]
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• Follow the steps exactly as they
  appear in slides 7-21 (Option 1) or slides
  7-12, 30-32 (Option 2). Up to this point,
  retrieving articles while at the University or
  from home is the same!
• Once you click on the Academic Search Complete
  provider, you will need to authenticate before
  continuing!
• Type in your U of C ID/Barcode and your
  PIN/Password, and click on the Access Database
  tab.

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User Authentication
Please register with Library to activate full
library privileges! User ID first 9 digits
of bar code on back of card (take off last
digit) PIN number on front of card (take off
leading zeros)
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• 4. Follow the steps exactly as they
  appear in slides 22-27 (Option 1) or
  slides 33-38 (Option 2), and your task is
  complete!

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• AirUC
• Wireless Access on Campus

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• Wireless service is available across campus
• To access the Internet, you must log on to AirUC
  via your eID sign-in (the same ID and password
  you use to access My U of C)

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• For instructions on how to configure wireless
  access on your laptop while on campus, please go
  to http//www.ucalgary.ca/it/networks/airuc-wirel
  ess
• Remember eID account and User ID are NOT the
  same! (eIDID and password used to access My U
  of C User IDbarcode number on the back of your
  U of C Photo ID card to access library resources
  off campus)