Answered By: Amanda Pruka Last Updated: Feb 06, 2025 Views: 27
Catalogs and databases, such as WorldCat and OneSearch, have different levels of indexing. This affects what part of an article you can search by. For example, some index the title of news articles while others only index the titles of news publications.
WorldCat vs OneSearch
| Searching for... | OneSearch | Tips | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Book by title | Yes | Yes, most comprehensive | WorldCat is highly recommended for book searches. Unable to locate a book? Request a known book via the blank form in OneSearch. |
| Book chapter by chapter title | Yes | Yes | Scans of chapters from Krueger holdings can also be requested. |
| Dissertations | Yes | Yes | See Dissertations for additional info. |
| Peer-reviewed article by article title | Yes | Yes | Google Scholar can be helpful for finding DOI or other article information. |
| Magazine article by article title | Yes | Yes |
Try news databases such as Proquest or Browzine Looking for historical magazines? See Archives and Primary Source databases. |
| News by article title | Yes | No |
Search across multiple databases for news articles in OneSearch News Articles Search specific news databases: Proquest:or other Databases with news articles Looking for historical newspapers? See Archives and Primary Source databases. |
| Trade journal article by title of article | Yes | Yes | Try news and research databases |
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