LibGuides: How to Use Issues & Controversies: Share Content

Share Articles, Issues, Videos

Link to Issues & Controversies resources so that they can be accessed on or off campus. The first step is to get a durable link for the article. For most databases, the URL you see in your browser address bar is a temporary link that will not provide access to the article for other users. The durable link will provide on campus access.

On & Off Campus

In Issues & Controversies you can get a durable link for all resources. The proxy prefix that allows off campus access is already included in both options below.

Record URL at bottom of the page for articles, debate videos and issues.
On the Page Tools option on the upper left corner of the resource page; select the Record URL option.

Try the Live Links

Issues & Controversies Issues & Controversies covers the hotly debated issues of the day. It combines authoritative factual analysis, clear explanations of opposing points of view and numerous special features, so students and other users can quickly grasp the essentials of even the most complex topics. Chronologies, illustrations, maps, tables, sidebars, bibliographies and contact information augment the balanced, accurate coverage of current and historical events. Includes pro and con info.How To Guide: How to Use Issues & Controversies

Share via Tool

Use the Share Tool to email an article that can be shared on campus.

Click on the Page Tools option on the upper left corner of the resource page.
Choose the Share Tool icon.
Fill in the email address (required) and message (optional), and a link to the current page will be sent in the email.