LIBRARY CATALOGS
Reviewed March 2007
LEO | Medical & Regional Libraries | WorldCat
LEO, the Online Catalog:
Search here for holdings of JMU libraries (incl. CISAT Library):
- books, incl. electronic books
- videotapes, incl. streaming videos
- microforms (microfiche, microfilm)
- tests and measurement instruments
- JMU theses
- government documents
- journal titles, incl. access to electronic journals
ACCESS TO FULL TEXT JOURNAL ARTICLES:
You cannot search LEO for journal "articles" but you can search LEO to find out whether the library subscribes to a journal by searching the Periodical Locator. This search will provide you with complete holdings information for journal titles. (See Language learning as an example). If the journal is electronic, LEO will provide a link to it. Coverage for electronic journals usually is limited to the last couple of years.
Use the Research Databases for conducting a literature review search. Direct access to full text articles may be available from these databases, depending on the database you use. If full text access is not available from the research database, search for the journal title in the Periodical Locator.
MEDICAL AND REGIONAL LIBRARIES:
- Gallaudet University Library
Excellent library holdings on sign language and related topics.
- University of Virgina's Claude Moore Health Sciences Library
Includes link to UVa's online catalog, Virgo.
- Johns Hopkins University (Main Library)
Excellent SLP/A collection.
- Medical / Health Sciences Libraries (With Links to Library Catalogs)
Includes links to major research medical center libraries.
- NLM LOCATORplus:
The online catalog for the National Library of Medicine. Includes not only books and other printed materials, but a comprehensive audio-visual collection as well. Use "locator" as the login.
- VIVA Libraries:
Connect to Virginia college and university library catalogs through library home pages.
- United States Academic Library Catalogs:
Connect to U.S. college and university library catalogs.
- LibDex:
Worldwide library directory: Connect to library home pages, OPAC catalogs, etc. by location, subject type, OPAC vendor etc.
WorldCat (FirstSearch)
Use WorldCat, an online catalog of books and other materials published all over the world.

