About Discover
- Who Can Use Discover?
- How Do I Use Discover?
- Which Browsers Work Best With Discover?
- What Does Discover Cover?
- Can I Still Find a Specific Article Database or Journal Title?
Discover offers an integrated Google-style search of many of the Library's article databases, ebooks, the catalogue, Massey Research Online and other resources, instead of searching each resource individually.
While Google focuses on publicly available content, Discover focuses on the Library’s licensed, subscribed, scholarly material, as well as locally-held content.
Discover is a new product and is still under development. You may see changes from time to time, and we'd welcome your feedback and questions to help us as we work with Discover.
Provide Feedback or Report a Problem:
- Library@massey.ac.nz
- Call 0800 MASSEY (0800 627-739) and ask for the Library
Who Can Use Discover?
Anyone can search Discover.
Guests can see Library Catalogue, Massey Research Online and other publicly-available items.
Massey staff and students can see Library Catalogue, Massey Research Online and other publicly-available items and can log in to see Library-subscribed resources.
How Do I Use Discover?
View a demonstration of how to get started with Discover: 
View a demonstration of how to do a topic search:
Discover has its own built-in help centre at the top right of the Discover screen.
Here's a selection of help pages to get you started:
Which Browsers Work Best With Discover?
Minimum browser requirements for Discover.
What Does Discover Cover?
Discover covers records from the Library Catalogue and Massey Research Online.
It also covers many of the Library's article databases, ebooks and other content.
Discover does not yet cover some key resources, for example: Index New Zealand, Newztext, Scopus, CAB Abstracts, PsycINFO, ARTBibliographies Modern, International Index to Music Periodicals. However, some of the content indexed in these resources will still be retrieved from other sources in Discover.
Can I Still Find a Specific Article Database or Journal Title?
Yes you can.
Find an article database using our Article Databases page.
Find a specific journal title using the Classic Library Catalogue.
