What is included and not included in UMass Amherst WorldCat
What is included in UMass Amherst WorldCat?
Most materials at UMass Amherst, in the Five Colleges, Boston Library Consortium, and libraries worldwide:
- books, including most e-books.
- journals, including e-journals.
- media and streaming media.
- government publications.
- maps.
- over 111 million article citations from databases provided by NLM Medline (medicine and health), ERIC (education), GPO (U.S. government publications), ArticleFirst (general literature), British Library serials (articles from a wide range of international journals in all subjects), Elsevier (publisher), JSTOR (scholarly journal archives) and OAIster.
- access to contents of UMass Amherst Libraries' subscription or purchased databases:
- Academic OneFile
- Academic Search Premier
- Annual Reviews
- Business & Company Resource Center
- Business Source Premier
- Congressional Record Permanent Collection
- Early English Books Online
- Energy Citations Database
- General OneFile
- Hearings Digital Collection, 1824-2003
- Hispanic American Periodicals Index
- IEEE Publications Database
- MLA International Bibliography
- OAIster
- OECD iLibrary
- Oxford Music Online
- PsycARTICLES.
- full-text access to the electronic resources to which the UMass Amherst Libraries provides access through UMLinks.
What is not included in UMass WorldCat?
- Course reserve materials at UMass Amherst.
- Listings for materials in some UMass Amherst-licensed large online collections, such as Books 24x7, Eighteenth Century Collections Online, and Naxos Music Library.
For access to our full e-book collections, try the Databases in E-book Collections list or the Library Catalog. For access to our full streaming audio and video collections, try the Databases in Audio and the Databases in Videos lists.
- Article citations from databases not listed above.
For access to article citations in other databases, use the Research Databases list.- Some purchased microform sets.
For access to purchased microform sets, try the Library Catalog.- Some Mass. state documents.
For access to Mass. state documents, try the Library Catalog.
- Materials that are on order or in the process of being added to the collections.
For access to materials on order, try the Library Catalog.
If you have any questions, ask a librarian.
Last Edited: 30 January 2012
