What is a DOI?
A DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is a unique marker for the electronic version of an article— like a digital fingerprint. When you have a DOI (they all start with 10), you can search for that number through any search engine, or by adding the prefix “http://doi.org/” to get directly to the digital location of that article.
Search by DOI
You can search by DOI from the library's home page. Type in the DOI (starting with "10.") into the DOI Lookup search box.
If Geneseo has access to the object, you will be prompted to view the article either by downloading the PDF or by following a link to the article.
