Choosing sources
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Search for a journal article
Xplora offers a wide range of (online) trade journals, newspapers and opinion magazines.
- Kaluga: find (e-)journals about all kinds of subjects. Kaluga does not include every Xplora database.
- BrowZine is an app or website that enables you to read journals on your tablet, smartphone or PC.
- Databases: thousands of journal articles can also be found full-text and free of charge.
You also find archives of past journal articles on the internet.
You find new articles with RSS feeds from a journal. An RSS feed is a collection of the latest news or articles on a website. You can collect and read these feeds with a free RSS reader. The advantage is that you do not need to go to every website to see what's new, but can read the news in one place.
PiCarta: a comprehensive Dutch catalogue that does include article references.
Last updated on 27 August 2021.
Last updated on 25 November 2019.