Which databases tracked by ProQuest are free e-resources?

ProQuest tracks many databases that contain journals and books that are free for any library to use. Your patrons can access these databases by adding them to your library's Client Center or Intota profile.

However, we are aware that there are some databases we track that have free journals but are not on this list (spreadsheet). The problem is we have no way of confirming whether databases have free journals; that information is not provided to us directly from vendors. We have no automated way to generate and maintain this list.

Therefore, we must rely on you, our clients, to help us maintain this list:

• If you know a database tracked by ProQuest has free journals but isn't on this list, let us know (using the Ex Libris Support Portal, accessible from the More Sites drop-down menu at the top of this page).

• If you know journals in a database on this list aren't free, again, let us know.

• If a provider doesn't distinguish between free and subscription-only journals in the monthly reports supplied to us, we appreciate updated information submitted from our user community.

• If you know of a database that has free journals but ProQuest does not track it, please follow the instructions here.

This list will be updated as often as warranted, but probably not more than once a month. Please subscribe to this Answer (click Follow Me (currently not available)) to receive an e-mail message each time it's updated.