The search box on the library homepage searches about 50 databases at once. This is often a good first search to try, as many search topics cross disciplines, and resources for those topics can be found in a variety of databases. Child Development articles on a single topic, for example, might be found in a psychology database, a sociology database, an education database, or a science database.
But sometimes, you know you want to stay within a single discipline, and you have a hard time creating a search that keeps the other disciplines out of the results. This is a good time to try a single database.
From the library homepage under FIND RESOURCES, you can navigate to the Full List of Library Databases.
There you will see a list of all the databases you can search individually.
While the interface might look a little different, all of the strategies outlined in the first page of this guide still apply.