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How to Find Articles for Biology 101 Assignments in Specific Lay Journals

This guide provides a step-by-step process for locating lay articles relevant to your Biology 101 assignment. Utilizing EBSCOhost's "Academic Search Premier," you can access a range of journals, including "New Scientist," "Scientific American," "Time," "Newsweek," and "Prevention." Simply navigate to the library home page, select EBSCOhost, and use the A-Z List to find your chosen journals. After selecting a journal, enter your search string, such as (JN."New Scientist" and cloning), to find pertinent articles. Explore multiple journals simultaneously for comprehensive results.

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How to Find Articles for Biology 101 Assignments in Specific Lay Journals

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  1. Finding Lay Articles For biology 101 Assignment

  2. Search within specific lay journals • Here is a list of Lay journals that could be used for the assignment. These journals can be found in EBSCOhost. “Academic search premier” • New Scientist • Scientific America • Time • Newsweek • Prevention

  3. Go to the library home page

  4. Click on Search and Find

  5. Click on A-Z List

  6. Click on EBSCOhost

  7. Check Mark Academic Search Premier ONLY

  8. Hit Continue

  9. Click on Publications

  10. Type the journal name in the publication search box and click browse.

  11. Check mark the correct journal and click add.

  12. Notice the journal title is now added to the search box.

  13. Add your search string in the search box. Example: (JN "New Scientist") and cloning

  14. click search for results.

  15. Continue with the next journal.(You can search with in multiple journals at the same time)

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