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NSD 13.12.

2018

About quality online resources


- full text / reference
- open access / restricted material

Content

Google vs Google scholar ............................................................... 2


Google Scholar .............................................................................. 3
Journals and articles....................................................................... 4
Directory of Open Access Journals - DOAJ .............................. 4
JSTOR .......................................................................................... 4
African Journals Online – AJOL ................................................ 5
Globeethics.net.......................................................................... 6
https://www.globethics.net/ .................................................... 6
E-books and chapters .................................................................... 6
Theses and dissertations............................................................... 7
Bibles and Bible study tools.......................................................... 7
Open Encyclopedias ...................................................................... 8
Open institutional repositories .................................................... 8

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Google vs Google scholar

Les moteurs de recherche grand public, (tels que Google, Yahoo ou


Bing) sont utiles mais pas forcément toujours très fiables.

Si ces outils ont pour vocation première « d’organiser les


informations à l'échelle mondiale pour les rendre accessibles et
utiles à tous » (si l’on se fie à ce que Google prétend), ils sont
surtout conçus pour nous fournir le plus grand nombre de résultats
et répondent aux lois du marché.

De ce fait, la manière dont ils organisent et hiérarchisent les


informations ne s’inscrit pas nécessairement dans une logique
académique. Il faut donc être conscient du fait que les informations
qu’ils recensent sont d’une qualité très inégale (on y trouvera aussi
bien des articles académiques que des propos invérifiables et
subjectifs), provenant de sources innombrables (qu’il s’agisse
d’institutions reconnues, de site commerciaux ou faisant la
promotion d’intérêts particuliers), et déclinées sous des formes très
diverses (wiki, encyclopédie en ligne, forum, blog, réseaux sociaux,
etc.).

Si ce type de moteurs de recherche peut constituer un bon point de


départ, il faut aussi être conscient du fait que cette étape peut être
chronophage et pourra vous noyer dans une surabondance
d’informations.

Pour accéder plus directement à des sources académiques et limiter


votre recherche aux publications scientifiques, Google Scholar est
un allié intéressant.

A condition de l’utiliser de manière efficace grâce à ces quelques


astuces de recherche avancée :
• Rechercher dans le titre du document avec intitle:
• Rechercher dans les noms des auteurs avec author:
• Exclure des termes de la recherche avec – (équivalent de Sauf ou,
en anglais, NOT)
• Restreindre à une expression exacte avec les guillemets " "

N’oublions pas que la recherche scientifique mondiale est


majoritairement en anglais et donc qu’il conviendra de traduire vos
mots-clés.

Vous devrez toujours compléter cette recherche en utilisant les


outils de recherche spécialisés. Google Scholar n’est bien entendu
pas le seul moyen de trouver de la documentation scientifique.

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Google Scholar

 A search engine that indexes the full text or


metadata of scholarly literature across publishing
formats and disciplines
 Includes most peer-reviewed online academic
journals and books, conference papers, theses and
dissertations
 A good way to search for content, since it pulls
information and links from multiple open sources

 You can save and cite articles, explore citations and

related works
 It is not possible to limit your search results to open
access material only
 Note that no all open content is found here

 Create a free account to


- Save articles to your library
- Set up alerts and keep up with recent developments
in any area of research
- Create a public author profile and check who's citing
your publications

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Journals and articles


Open Access articles + access to restricted material

Directory of Open Access Journals - DOAJ

 Contains ca. 11000 open access journals covering all


areas of science, technology, medicine, social science
and humanities.
 Mission: increase the visibility, accessibility,
reputation, usage and impact of
quality, peer-reviewed, open
access scholarly research journals
globally, regardless of discipline,
geography or language.
 Biblical journals in DOAJ

JSTOR

 One of the world's leading academic databases


 Provides access to more than 12 million academic
journal articles, books, and primary sources in 75
disciplines

 Contains open content from both journals and books


 Has made journal content published before 1923 in
the US, and prior to 1870 everywhere else, available
for free online

 With a free MyJSTOR account, you can access and


read 6 restricted articles online for free every 30
days
 The articles you have chosen to view will be
accessible on “My free articles” during the current
period.

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African Journals Online – AJOL

 The world’s largest online library of peer-reviewed,


African-published scholarly journals
 Promotes access to African-origin research output to
Africans and to the rest of the world
 Multidisciplinary content
 Open content:

 Create an account to get free access to restricted


articles

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Globeethics.net
https://www.globethics.net/

The aim of Globethics.net is

 to ensure that people in all regions of the world are


empowered to reflect and act on ethical issues
 and that persons - especially in Africa, Asia and Latin-
America - have access to good quality and up to date
knowledge resources.
No cost involved in using the libraries. Individuals only need
create an account (free of charge) to get access to all the full
text journals, encyclopedias, e-books and other resources in
Globeethics.net Library and GlobeTheoLib. Some of this
material is restricted and/or not found open elsewhere.

Globeethics.net Library
 A free open online library specialized in
applied ethics, launched in 2008
 Contains more than 5 million documents and 175,000
users it is the leading global online source for ethics.
GlobeTheoLib Library (a project of Globeethics.net and WWC)
 A multilingual online library offering access free of
charge to 2,000,000 full-text documents
 Covers theology, intercultural and interreligious
dialogue, ethics, and ecumenism in World Christianity

E-books and chapters

 Google books full text or preview of books


 Doab peer-reviewed books and chapters
 Oapen academic e-books (humanities and social
sciences)
 Religion Online chapters, monographs, speeches and
articles
 HathiTrust digitized titles from academic institutions

 SBL – Society of bibliocal literature


Free access to online books in lower income
countries (list of online books)

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Theses and dissertations

 Dart Europe E-theses Portal


Created by research libraries and library consortia
working together to improve global access to
European research theses
Access to 769,000 open access research theses
from universities in Europe.

 EThOS E-theses online service


Approximately 480,000 records, 260,000 of these
also provide access to the full text thesis
Fulltext access with account

Bibles and Bible study tools

 Biblia.com
Bible versions, books and more
Get access to more material with free account

 Bible Hub / SainteBible


Bible versions, lexicon, commentaries, concordances

 La bible en francais – em bible


7 versions, recherche, grec & hébreux, comparaison

 Codex Sinaiticus
One of the most important books in the world. Handwritten
well over 1600 years ago, the manuscript contains the
Christian Bible in Greek, including the oldest complete copy of
the New Testament.

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Open Encyclopedias

 Stanford Encylopedia of Philosophy


Philosophical encyclopedia written by experts,
among them professors from over 65 academic
institutions worldwide. The Encyclopedia is peer-
reviewed
 The World Factbook
Facts on every country, dependency, and geographic
entity in the world. Provides information on the
history, people, government, economy, energy,
geography, communications, transportation, military,
and transnational issues for 267 world entities

Open institutional repositories

 OpenDOAR
An quality-assured directory of academic open access
repositories
Has over 2600 listings

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