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IUPUI subscribes to databases and electronic journals so that you have access to information published in Spanish about Iberia and Latin America. Below you will find a tutorial on HAPI, the Hispanic American Periodicals Index. It's a citation database, meaning it can help you find citations to things but it may not always contain the full text. Nevertheless, we librarians have ways of getting you the full text for free! Watch the short tutorial to find out more. 

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When you search Google Scholar on your personal computer, you can configure your settings so that IU Indianapolis Library resource links appear in your results. Then you can click the Find It @ IU Indianapolis Link to access a library item.

(TIP: If you're at a temporary computer and don't want to activate these settings, you can access Google Scholar via our Databases page (Library Home Page > Databases > Google Scholar (in the Search Box)). You'll be prompted to login with your IU Login, and then you'll see the Find It @ IU Indianapolis links as well.)

How to Configure

To configure your Google Scholar Library Links, go to Google Scholar (scholar.google.com) and click on Settings, in the left-hand column.

Then select Library Links and search for "Indiana University Indianapolis." Check the box in the search select and click "Save."

If you are searching in a library database and need to find the full text of an article, the  button will usually help you find it in our online or print collections. However, the system does not always work perfectly. Here are some troubleshooting suggestions:

• Check if the article has been posted online via Google Scholar. If not, go to the next step. 
   
• Search for the journal title in IUCAT, the library catalog. (Do not search for the article title.)  
  • There may be multiple versions of the journal - some may be available electronically, and others may be available in print only. The catalog records will indicate where the journal is located (e.g. through an online resource or in a library collection).
     
  • When you locate the journal title, look in the catalog record for the publication dates for which the journal is available. Be sure the publication date of your article matches with the publication years listed in IUCAT. 
     
  • Access the relevant journal issue and navigate to the article you need. If you're accessing the article electronically and don't see the full text immediately, enter the article title in a search box. 
     
• If we do not have the article in our online or print collections, we can usually get it for you via interlibrary loan. Do not pay for individual articles - you are already paying for access with your IU Indianapolis tuition. 
   
• If you need help, Ask a Librarian or contact us via chat or phone.