Trials are available for review purposes only. Please share your comments and suggestions about these databases by filling out our database evaluation form or contacting, Jill Grogg, Electronic Resources Librarian, directly. 

 

NOTE: Trials are only available on the University of Alabama campus.

DigiZeitschriften	none	none	DigiZeitschriften is a research service.  Students and researchers can access the core German research journals via subscribing institutions.   Some of the Collections offered are Arts, Economics, History, law, Philosophy etc.  Note: There is an option for "English" as the choice language at the top left of the page. Trial ends February 28, 2012
Complete Gale Virtual Reference Library	none	none	Complete Gale Virtual Reference Library offers more than 7,000 authoritative, full-text titles within 18 subject areas.    It is aimed at the needs of students, researchers, professionals and general readers.  Note:  We currently have access to a number of Gale Virtual Reference Library titles but this trial is the complete collection. Trial ends March 31, 2012
C19:  The Nineteenth Century Index	none	none	C19 is a comprehensive source for locating 19th-century British and American books, periodicals, official documents, newspapers, and archives. It allows simultaneous searching of multiple full-text collections, including American Periodicals Series Online, U.S. Congressional Serial Set, British Periodicals, and House of Commons Parliamentary Papers; and multiple indexes, including the Wellesley Index to Victorian Literature, Poole’s Index to Periodical Literature, Palmer’s Index to the Times, and the Nineteenth-Century Short Title Catalogue. NOTE: Links to the full-text databases are not activated in this trial. If fully integrated into our collection, C19 would provide seamless linkage to the four full-text databases listed above.   Trial ends March 9, 2012
Criminal Justice Abstracts Full Text	none	none	Criminal Justice Abstracts with Full Text is a full-text counterpart of Criminal Justice Abstracts.  This resource includes bibliographic records and full text covering essential areas related to criminal justice and criminology.  It contains more than 300,000 records with 200 magazines and journals as well as full-text books and monographs. Trial ends March 31, 2012