Where is this book?

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How to find a book from a citation

This tutorial will show you how to search for an ebook or print book when you know the title.

How to use this tutorial

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Step 1: Library SEARCH

In the Library SEARCH box, enter the book title from the citation below and click 'Search'. (The book title is in bold).

Sanders, C. E., & Phye, G. D. (2004). Bullying implications for the classroom. Elsevier/Academic Press.

Tip: for long titles you can often just search using the first part or phrase.

Go to Step 2: Search Results

Step 2: Search Results

Usually your title will be one of the first search results. Use the citation information to confirm that it's the book you're looking for.

Scroll through your results (it's probably the first result) until you find:

Sanders, C. E., & Phye, G. D. (2004). Bullying implications for the classroom. Elsevier/Academic Press.

Is the book in the results list?

Step 3: Access the book

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Example of an ebook on the results page

For this citation we have found an ebook (online), and a print book. Ebooks can be read online or downloaded to read later.

Note: Some ebooks have limits on the number of people that can read it at the same time. Try again later if you can't get access straight away.

Print books can be found in the library.

Step 3: Access the book

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If the book is online(ebook):

Click on the Available Online link, then log in with your UOW username and password to access the book.

ebook in results list with availabe online link highlighted

If the book you want to read is in the Library:

Click on the Available at Wollongong Library Wollongong Library Lending and other locations link

print book results

Scroll down to Location

Take note of the Call number of the book and Availability so you can collect it from the shelf.

full record showing call number and location of books

Step 4: When the book is not in the library

If someone else has borrowed the book you can place a hold on it.

1. Make sure you are signed in with your username and password

2. Under 'Availability' click on Hold next to Request

record showing availability and request options

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Version control history:
Module 1.0 created July 2018
Module 1.1 revised January 2021

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