In order to be compliant with copyright law, one should link to articles and book chapters, rather than posting or emailing PDFs. Below are instructions for finding a URL that will remain stable, and lead users through the proxy server when off-campus (where they can enter their NetID to obtain full-text).
Example citation:
Herrmann, L., Winer, J., Kern, J., Keller, S., & Pavuluri, P., Nursing Research and Quality Outcomes Department, Children's National Health System, Washington, DC. (2017). Integrating a clinical librarian to increase trainee application of evidence-Based medicine on patient family-Centered rounds. Academic Pediatrics, 17(3), 339-341. doi:10.1016/j.acap.2016.11.005
Method 1: Link to the catalog record itself.
1. Search for the article in one of our databases.
2. Once you find the article, click the blue "Find-it @ MUSC" button.
3. Once you are redirected to the library catalog, copy the link address from the library catalog and paste into Moodle.
Method 2: Right-click on “view full-text” button from the catalog record and click "copy link address".
1. Search for the article in one of our databases.
2. Once you find the article, click the blue "Find-it @ MUSC" button.
3. This will redirect you to our library catalog. From here, right click on the "view full-text" link and click "copy link address". Paste this address into Moodle.