If you have any problem with linking a resource, please contact Sally Murray or Lily Servel by email.
Faculty adapting to new trends in scholarly and academic work may find that scholarly online articles and eBooks can be difficult for students to locate, and that adding bulky sets of PDF's on our Blackboard sites can be problematic, linking articles and eBooks to Blackboard might be the answer.
How can faculty efficiently link articles and eBooks to Blackboard?
This operation becomes easier with practice.
To put links onto Blackboard , add them to an online syllabus or simply send a link to an article by email to someone in your class, follow the instructions below.
Current AUP faculty, staff and students may access databases and articles from home. In order for these links to function correctly from off campus, you will need to add the following ezproxy prefix to most of the addresses: http://proxy.aup.fr/login?url=
Important: Many resources have a specific way to link their records. Please see other pages on the left side, for more information.
Important: Free resources do not need, and will not work with, the ezproxy prefix.
If you need help linking to Blackboard, on the left menu go to the page How to add a link to Blackboard, and follow the directions.
If, in your database, there is a permalink or what is called a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) for any article, ebook, etc., always choose that option.
From the permalink or DOI you can create a new persistent link. You just have to add the ezproxy prefix if it isn't there automatically http://proxy.aup.fr/login?url=
Sometime you may find something like DOI: 10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199584451.001.0001.
You just have to add the DOI number to this prefix http://proxy.aup.fr/login?url=http://dx.doi.org/ to make it work. For example, http://proxy.aup.fr/login?url=http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199584451.001.0001
1. Do a search in Go to AUP Library Catalog
2. Open the record
3. You will see a row of icons, one of which is Permalink. Click here.
4. Paste that link into the document you are producing. Example: if you want to put it on Blackboard, open the tab where you want to place the link, click on the top button Build Content, select web link, and paste your persistent link in the URL line, and click on Submit. Your link is ready.
Note: Links to the Library catalog don't need additional proxy information added to them.
If you want to link just to a particular journal:
1. Go to the Journals page in the library web page
2. Select a journal title or Do a search in Browse a List of Journals Titles
3. When you find the journal, right click and copy the link
4. The link you copy can be use for blackboard. It already has the ezproxy prefix.
If you want to link to an article inside a journal:
1. Go to the Journals page in the library web page
2. Select a journal title or do a search in Browse a List of Journals Titles
3. Once you are on the journal article you want to link to, first make sure the title is not from Ebsco, Project Muse, Gale, Jstor or Proquest (if it is, please refer to the Menu on the left side of the page to see how to do the linking)
4. Select the URL display in the Search Bar
5. Add the following prefix in front of your URL: http://proxy.aup.fr/login?url=
Exception: International New York Times doesn't need additional proxy information, because you create an individual account.
If you have any problem with linking a resource, please contact Sally Murray or Lily Servel by email.
