Research Guides: Mobile Apps: Visual & Performing Arts

Visual & Performing Arts

Arts & Humanities Citation Index (ISI Web of Knowledge / Thomson Reuters): Anywhere/Anytime Access
"You can access Web of Knowledge from anywhere at any time using your Web of Knowledge username and password. And, Anywhere/Anytime Access extends to a mobile device at http://m.webofknowledge.com."
ARTstor Mobile for Android, iPad, iPhone, and iPod
"All 1.8 million images from the ARTstor Digital Library are accessible for iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, and Android-powered devices to registered Artstor users!" There’s no need to download special software, just go to ARTstor from the Library's home page to access the mobile site.
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"Artstor Mobile provides read-only features such as searching, browsing, zooming, and viewing saved image groups. Also try the Flashcard View, which allows you to test your knowledge by viewing the image without textual information, and then flipping the image to reveal the image record."
EBSCOhost eBooks App
"The app allows users to download [eBooks] to their device, and begin reading immediately."
EBSCOhost Mobile Applications - iPhone and Android
"EBSCOhost provides seamless access to the EBSCOhost (ehost) or EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) interfaces via mobile devices without the need to download an application."
JSTOR on mobile devices
"JSTOR’s interface automatically adapts to the screen size of a device without requiring a separate mobile URL or any device configuration. Just go directly to www.jstor.org on a smartphone or tablet, and the screen will adjust accordingly!"
Naxos Music Library
Help for setting up the app for first time use.
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For Android and iOS.
Naxos Music Library iTunes Link
"Over 100,000 CDs and 1,500,000 tracks of music are now available in the palm of your hand, with thousands of recordings added every month."
Naxos Music Library Jazz
"Function and form mirrors the NML [Naxos Music Library] app."
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For Android and iOS.

Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University Press) This link opens in a new window
"UPCC [University Press Content Consortium] books are accessible on any mobile device with a web browser and the capability to open PDF files, such as the iPhone or iPad. [Project Muse is] currently in the process of developing a new interface for mobile devices that will improve a user's experience when searching and retrieving MUSE content on mobile devices."

ProQuest Mobile
"Now, you can access your ProQuest research databases on the mobile web, anytime, anywhere, from the device of your choice."
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For Android, BlackBerry and iOS.

Citation Style Guide Mobile Apps

EndNote Mobile
EndNote Online also has a mobile version of its bibliographic resource. While this does not have the full functionality of the online site, you can log in with your EndNote username and password and access your EndNote account.
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For Android and iOS devices.

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