You can search all of these databases together by clicking the title of one of them and then following the instructions below.
Click the blue “Choose Databases” link above the text entry boxes at the top of the screen. Place a check in the box next to each of the databases you want to add on the popup window. Click OK at the top or bottom of the popup window.
Click on an article title to see a new page with more detailed information about that article. This includes an abstract, or summary, of the article. Reading the abstract is a quick way to determine whether the article answers your research question. If it does, you should look in the top left corner of the screen for a link that says "Full Text."
Clicking that link will give you the full contents of the article rather than only the summary available on the current page. When there is no "Full Text" link in that corner, use the button to search for the full text in other databases. See more about Find It! in the box to the right in this guide.
See the screenshot at the bottom of this page showing where the full text links are located and what they look like.
The vertical toolbar on the right side of the page gives you options for what to do with the article. There are icons to:
Some databases include the full text of the articles described in the them. However, many databases do not. When the database does not have the full text of an article, you should see a Find It button like the one above.
Clicking this button runs a search through other databases that Miami subscribes to looking for the full text. A new tab will open with availability info: