Answered By: Jon Allinder
Last Updated: Jan 11, 2022     Views: 172723

First, you need to identify the type of source, by examining the reference citation.  Once you have identified the type of source, you can use the Library to see if we have it. 

Note:  not all optional readings are available in the Walden Library. Some items may be available in digital formats unavailable to us, or still only in a print format. 

 

Reference Citations: Identify and Locate the Item
    Identify Types of Reference Citation

    Use the Reference Citation to Locate the Item

 

    Learn how to identify journal articles  

 

    How do I find an article by searching for the journal title?     

    How do I find an article by title in Google Scholar?

    Learn how to identify books or chapters

    How do I find books in the Walden Library?   

    Learn how to identify dissertations

    How do I find dissertations?

    Learn how to identify encyclopedia entries 

    How do I find encyclopedias?

    Learn how to identify conference proceedings    

    How do I find the full text of conference papers?

 

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