Library Research Tutorials

Introduction to discoverE

Finding a journal article from a citation in another resource can be easy using discoverE.

Once you have the basics of searching, learn how to refine a subject search by categories.

Learn how to find a book by its title in Emory University's discoverE library catalog.

Occasionally you may be interested in accessing a book or journal in the Emory Libraries that is kept in storage. You can use discoverE to request those items.

Finding an item by its call number in the Emory University Libraries is easy when you use discoverE. And you can use a call number to browse the shelves, too!

Searching for items in Emory University's library catalog, discoverE can yield thousands of results. Refine your search using dates, topics, genre, date, and more.

If someone has an item checked out and you need it for your research, you may check it out with your Emory account in discoverE.

Refine your search in discoverE, Emory University's library catalog, by limiting your search to a single date or a range of dates to improve your results.

If a book is checked out from the main library on campus, there may be another copy available from Emory's Oxford library. Learn how to request that copy in discoverE.

Save references to the discoverE e-shelf so you can print, e-mail, or upload them to EndNote web.

Once you log in to your Emory University account on the discoverE catalog page. you can see what materials you have checked out and renew them all with one click.