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Open Access Journals and eBooks
Open access journals and eBooks are free to you to use and modify depending upon the author's license restrictions. The idea behind the open access movement is to encourage intellectual thought and contribution. This is most common in the science fields but is becoming more prevalent in other fields as well.
This search engine provide extensive search for scholarly research in one convenient location. Google Scholar weighs the full text, authorship, publisher, and how often the work has been cited in other literature to determine a relevancy ranking. The most relevant items will be at or near the top of the rankings.
Stanford University has assembled this collection of over 2 million free, trial, and pay-per-view journal articles. There are search and browse capabilities to make finding what you need easier.
If you limit your search to newspapers and magazines, the Internet Public Library is a great resource for open access and pay-per-view journal articles and periodicals.
This catalog contains access to over 1 million theses and dissertations. Collections are free resources from contributing member institutions and consortia. Scirus ETD (electronic thesis and dissertation) search makes the collections easy to search with both basic and advanced search features as well as subject limiters and the ability to limit your search by ETDs only or to search The Scholarly Web in general.
This self-described "World's biggest Open Access English Language journals portal" provides access to 9,000+ journals of which over 6,000 are peer-reviewed. Quick search, advanced search and browse capabilities are available as well as search help and the ability to limit by peer-reviewed and/or professional and industry journals.
A large collection of journals and ebooks from Springer Publications. Articles and books are available in a variety of subjects. You can limit your search to open access only to get journal articles and books that are free to download. TechToolBlog Over 300 open access books on various programming languages and continually growing. There is no search capability but the titles are organized alphabetically by language so they are easy to find. Topics range from Ada to XML.
