Passwords and other access information
Passwords
To access most of our resources, particularly if you are off-campus, you will need a password. Password
information is linked from title entries for journals,
databases
and newspapers.
For many resources
you will need to log into Athens - you can see a list of Athens resources.
Some resources use other passwords - you can see a list of non-Athens resources. Passwords for these are in the Library Electronic Resources section
of your PIP
pages.
Access information
Most of the resources can be accessed from the Library and pooled room PCs. Many of them can also be used from off-campus. A few are only available from Short Loan in the Library. The title entry details will tell you this.
Most of our resources are available only to staff and students of Oxford Brookes University and their use is subject to the university's IT regulations.
Problems: If you encounter problems with any of our resources, please let us know. Email libraryenquiries@brookes.ac.uk or report the problem to staff at the Library Enquiry Desks.
Searching for databases
You can search for our electronic databases by database title, keyword, or subject. The title entry indicates if the database is available from Short Loan or from Library and pooled room PCs. For Web databases, an option to connect to the database is given. The entry also indicates if the database is available off campus.
Unable to connect? You can also link to our electronic resources through your PIP pages.
Searching for electronic journals
You can search for our electronic journals by journal title, keyword or subject. You can also search our collections of electronic journals.
If you search the Library
Catalogue for an electronic journal, access to the e-journal
service is now available from 'Access details'. You can view the
access methods available (many e-journals have more than one to
choose from) and click on a link to connect to the journal Web site.
Please note that when you are on a dedicated Catalogue PC
in the Library you wont be able to access the Web sites from
that PC.
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