Are you having problems linking to full text?
Take a look at our Troubleshooting LibGuide for help with login and other problems.
Can't log in? Can't access full text? Try the following:
If you are having problems accessing library resources, contact the Research & Information Desk.
For a link to work from off campus, it has to be proxied. Proxied links contain "ezproxy" and will prompt you to log in.
To proxy any link, add this to the beginning of a url:
http://ezproxy.bgsu.edu/login?url=
Unproxied link to JSTOR:
http://www.jstor.org/stable/40651623
(will not work from off campus)
Proxied link to JSTOR:
http://ezproxy.bgsu.edu/login?url=http://www.jstor.org/stable/40651623
(will work off campus)
You can “re-proxy” many EZProxy links to use our other proxy server.
First, remove the EZProxy prepend, in bolded blue in the following url:
http://ezproxy.bgsu.edu/login?url=http://www.jstor.org/stable/40651623
Add a “0-“ (zero dash) and “.maurice.bgsu.edu” (dot maurice dot bgsu dot edu) to the remaining url (in bolded blue on the following):
http://0-www.jstor.org.maurice.bgsu.edu/stable/40661623
Are you unable to access a full text article e-journal?
Use our Journal Finder Title List or our Article Look Up for Citations to see if it is available from another source.
For example, if you want the article: What Can We Learn About Native American Culture Using Art and Conversations?" by Maria de la Luz Leade in Art Education Volume 74, Issue 1, pages 46-52, 2021
1) You can search Art Education in the Journal Title List to see which databases have full text
Click on the first choice- 1997 to Present in Taylor & Francis Online
Click on Volume 74 2021
Click on Issue 1
Scroll down to you get to your article:
Access Full Text or PDF of Article
2) Use our Article Look Up for Citations page and fill in the information about the article:
What Can We Learn About Native American Culture Using Art and Conversations?" by Maria de la Luz Leade in Art Education Volume 74, Issue 1, pages 46-52, 2021
Hit Find it and in this case Full Text Web Page comes up for article:
The Journal Title List will also tell you if we have the journal in print or microfilm.
It's always a good idea to have more than one browser on your computer, because different resources work differently in different browsers, and login errors can get saved in your cache even if they are just temporary. Many login errors are resolved by trying a different browser. If you can't use a different browser, try clearing your cache and search history. Please note Internet Explorer has been retired by Microsoft and is not recommended for use.
If you cannot log in to EZProxy, try to find and use the alternate access link. Here are alternate access links for Summon & EBSCO:
To find the Alternate Access Link for other databases, go to the All Databases list (on our homepage under the search box).
Find the database you want in the list and click the "more" link underneath the description to show the Alternate Access Link.
Sometimes, a link on our website may take you to the description of a database.
If you are able to log in using an alternate access link but are unable to log in to EZProxy, a firewall in your network may be blocking EZProxy. This most frequently happens in:
Please contact us at eresources (at) lists.bgsu.edu for more assistance.
If you are off campus, you should be prompted to log in to EZProxy before you can access an article or ebook. Make sure you are entering your username and password correctly.
What happens on the EZProxy Login Screen when you enter your login incorrectly
If you try to log in with a valid username but the wrong password 20 times within 5 minutes, the system will block you from logging in for 10 minutes.
If you try to log in with invalid information 20 times within 5 minutes, the system will block your IP for 10 minutes.
If you get an error message:
Some databases require you to set up a special account to use the database or certain features. Others are limited to just a few or only one user at a time. Some of these resources include: ARTstor, Intelliconnect (CCH), SciFinder, and Naxos, among others. Use the All Databases list to check for special access notes about the resource you are trying to use.
Likewise, some of our ebooks are limited to just a few or only one user at a time. You will find notes about this in the catalog, next to the url for each book.