Finding Journal ArticlesHow to access electronic resources
The Library's Electronic Resources page is the point of access for the library databases used for finding journal articles for your assignments. Click on the Electronic Resources link on the Library homepage like in the image below:
A few electronic resources which you will find useful for your assignments include: This is only small selection of the Bond Library electronic resources. If you need help choosing or using a resource, please ask for help at the Library and Computing Desk in the Main Library. Off Campus Connect
When you access electronic resources off campus or from your laptop on campus you will be prompted for your Bond IT username and password, as shown below (this is the same username and password you use to log in to computers on campus):
How to search Summon
Summon is a discovery tool which is useful for searching across a wide range of the Library's electronic resources, including the catalogue and many of the databases, quickly and simultaneously.
We recommend using Summon when you want to discover what the library has on a particular subject, eg. corporate social responsibility. Please view this brief demonstration to get an idea of what Summon is all about: How to use e-Journal Portal
The Library's e-Journal Portal is the gateway to our online journal subscriptions. Click on the e-Journal Portal link on the Library homepage, like in the image below:
 Here are a couple examples of when you might use e-Journal Portal: - When you want to know whether or not the Library subscribes to a particular journal (e.g. 'Harvard Business Review'), or
- You have a reference to a particular journal article and you're trying to obtain the full text of the article (e.g. Bertin,W.J, Fowler, P, Michayluk, D, Prather, L., (2010) An analyis of Australian exchange traded options and warrents. 'Journal of economics and finance', 34 (2), 150-172
If the e-Journal Portal indicates that the journal is not available, you can request the article you're after from the Library's Document Delivery service.
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