Anyone who has authenticated full-text access to an article through their library's subscription, individual subscription, or as a society member benefit, can generate and share an access …

Sage Journals To find a permalink in a Sage Journals record: 1. From the article record, locate the Download PDF button to the left in the article menu. Right-click on the Download PDF …

Figure 1. Screenshot of Sage Journals article result with the URL highlighted in the browser's address bar and the DOI link highlighted below the article's title. Example: Copy the address …

Learn how to link to articles and other resources in the library's databases to put in Canvas, bibliographies, or syllabi, share via email, or save in your browser.

Creating Permalinks to Content in SAGE Journals 1. Locate the article you want to link to and click the article title link. 2. Locate the stable link (DOI) and copy it. 3. Add the library's proxy …

Access personal tools including new content email alerts, search alerts and saved searches. Access personal subscriptions, purchases, free access offers, and paired institution or society …

With the aim of adding to current literature and practices on the use of codebooks, this article describes, following a personal narrative style, the process and explores the benefits and ...

You may use the URL in the browser address bar or the DOI. Both will need to have the proxy prefix added in order to create a permalink that works on and off campus. Example: 1. Copy …

Authors can find information on publishing with Sage, the submission, peer review and production process, and ideas to promote your published article. Find a wealth of information on how to …

Instructions You can use the Open Access Button on journal articles. When you use the Button, it'll either take you straight to a free copy of the research article or help you ask the author to …