To find full text:

• Make sure that you are on Hopkins wifi or otherwise logged in

• Go to Google Scholar

• Click either the article title or the link on the right

You can fix Scholar so that you always see the links on the right to our full text.

• On your laptops and other devices, go to Scholar --> Settings (upper left corner) --> Library links -->
  enter "johns hopkins" --> click everything that comes up:
  
  
  

Also:  save your time.

• In most databases including Scholar, it's best to use Advanced Search, to focus your search and save time:

Tip:

• UN-check "patents" (unless you want them) and "citations" (these are usually ephemeral things that you won't be able to find)
• Always choose a date range

Easy export into a citation manager

• Find an article or other item in any database
• Copy its title
• Paste the title into Google Scholar and find that citation
• Under that citation, click the quotation marks

• Click one of the reference management tools at the bottom of the box:

OR, if you always use one of these, just configure Scholar so that it always sends your citations there:  at the top left in Scholar, choose Settings, Search Results, Bibliography Manager: