Q. How can I find a scholarly or peer-reviewed article?

The best place to start your research is probably going to be SABER. This is tool that will allow you to search many library resources at once.

1. Choose the Database tab above the SABER search box  and type in your search terms.

2. To search for ONLY scholarly or peer-reviewed articles, check the box that says "Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals". This will ensure that your search results are only from those journals that are scholarly, or peer-reviewed. This box can be found towards the bottom of the screen.

3. Click "search" and you will now be able to browse through scholarly articles on your topic.  If you are accessing resources from off campus, you'll need to sign in with your MyBlinn information to view articles.

Check out our YouTube page for a walk through of how to use SABER and other library resources.