resources

Sometimes it is difficult to get access to papers (such as those among the reading assignments), particularly from home. Here are strategies I use:

Search for the paper on Google scholar. Click on “All ___ versions”, and you may find an open version of the article.
Install the unpaywall browser extension, which may help you to find a free version of the article.
Search for the article through the UW-Madison Library website. Go to https://www.library.wisc.edu/#articles.
Paste ezproxy.library.wisc.edu into the URL for the article. You’ll get to a page asking for your NetID and password, but this could then give you immediate access to the article.

For example, with the url https://doi.org/10.1198/000313002317572790, you would instead use http://doi.org.ezproxy.library.wisc.edu/10.1198/000313002317572790. (Note the use of http rather than https.)
There’s also an ezproxy extension for Chrome.
Also try using 12 foot ladder, where you prepend https://12ft.io/ to a URL
Try using the GlobalProtect VPN for UW-Madison. Your IP addresss might look like you’re on campus, and so you might get access.
Sci-Hub provides pirated versions of many journal articles, but this is not an accepted way to get access to copyrighted material.
PDFs for this course will be posted on the Canvas site