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Computer Animation and Visual Effects: Magazines and Journals

The most simple way to find individual journal articles on your topic of interest is to use the Library Search engine mySearch.

This searches across our library catalogues and databases to show you where articles are available  in your chosen subject and gives you access to them directly if they have been digitized. 

 

Some magazines and journals are on shelves in the library. Their specific locations can be found on using the Library Catalogue.

A definitive list of our e-journal subscriptions can be accessed via the e-journal finder

Magazines and journals are an important source of specialist information. They:  -

  • Can be published in print or digitally on the internet (e-journals)
  • They are published daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annually which means the information they contain is very up to date.
  • They contain short articles reporting on research and current campaigns and news
  • Journals are usually written by and for University researchers and professionals. The articles are often peer reviewed - meaning that they have been critically reviewed by experts in the field before being published.
  • Magazines are usually aimed at businesses and the general public for current awareness and advertising.

Some print journals and magazines are on shelves in the library. Their specific locations can be found on using the Library Catalogue. A definitive list of our ejournal subscriptions can be accessed via the E-journal finder.

Accessing Resources from Off-campus

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