Using information supplied by the UF Libraries about our local E-Journal and database subscriptions, this customized database has been created for the UF Libraries by a private company (Serials Solutions, Inc.) that specializes in helping libraries provide better access to electronic resources for their users. This new service is intended to provide as complete a list as possible of journals for which online access to article full text is available at the University of Florida. This database allows browsing A-Z lists, or searching (in several ways).

What's included?

• Those journals from major publishers (Elsevier Science Direct, Kluwer, Wiley, etc.) for which links have been available in the UF Libraries' Catalog. Other E-Journals with links in the UF Libraries' Catalog (e.g. to journals from small publishers, individual societies, etc.) are still being added to this new database. 
• Thousands of journals which have content located in the many article databases we subscribe to (e.g. EBSCOhost Academic Search Elite, Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe, etc.). It has not been feasible to list these titles in the UF Libraries' Catalog. 
• Dates of full-text availability for most listed journals. This information has not normally been available in the UF Libraries Catalog records for E-Journals. NOTE: Upon connection, you may find in some cases that the dates shown in the database are not consistent whith what's actually available.
• When more than one service includes full text content, this will be shown.

• Initially, not all of the journals for which links have been available in the UF Libraries Catalog are available on the list. Read more about what's not included. If you don't find one listed, be sure to check the UF Libraries' Catalog.
• Since the list is updated only every two months, the data may not be accurate for the following reasons:
• New journals or article services may have been added to the UF Libraries' Catalog which may not yet be listed. 
• If the UF Libraries ever need to cancel a subscription to a journal (or a service with many journals), those titles may remain until the next update.
• Because the journals offered through many article services are not completely stable, any titles which the service provider loses rights from the publisher to include will remain on the list until the next update. Similarly, new journals added to a service will only appear after the next update.
• While direct links to the article services are present from the list entry, in some cases the link only takes you to the a search screen for the service rather than to the specific journal. To locate articles from a specific journal will require a variety of approaches.