GSU has many research databases, including GALILEO databases. GALILEO is a collection of databases shared by libraries in the state of Georgia. The Discover tool allows you to search many of these databases and the GSU catalog at one time. It can be a great place to start your research, but aware that it does not include all of GSU's databases.
Try the Discover Search here! If off campus, you will be prompted to enter the GALILEO password.
(You can use Discover without the password from the Library Homepage)
The DISCOVER tool allows you to search many, but not all, GALILEO databases and the library catalog at once.
Things you should know about the DISCOVER Tool:
Why NOT to use the Discover Search (use individual databases instead):
To locate more databases that pertain to your particular topic:
Sometimes you have a specific journal or article in mind, or your instructor may assign an article. The simplest thing to do is to look for the title of the article, in quotes, in the Discover search, as shown below...but this doesn't always work.
The more thorough way to do it, is to look at the citation, like this one....
and locate the title of the journal. It's usually the part in italics. (I've highlighted it in the example above.)
Then go to the Journals tab on the library homepage and search for the journal by title. Be sure to choose if you want e-journals only or all journals (e-journals and print journals).
From the resulting list, choose the title of the journal and you'll see a list of databases that contain that journal. Notice which, if any, include the date of the article you want, and click on the title of the database to search for the article.
From here.....Depending on the database....