The new EBSCO interfaces offer the ability to select the databases you want to search by database name after logging in. Selecting Databases by Database Name. To select a database: After logging in to EBSCOhost, click the hyperlinked database name above the search box. Mark the check box for the database or multiple databases you would like to ...

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The query will expand to the equivalent PREF term used in the subject field for the database searched. For example, a search for education* is expanded to the equivalent subjects "teaching," "teaching methods," "instruction," in databases that use …

Note that EBSCO also licenses numerous secondary databases from other publishers and makes them available via the EBSCOhost and other of our interfaces. EBSCO's proprietary databases typically include catalog records on articles from journals, newspapers and other periodical sources, and in many cases, the full text of these articles.

Click Standard Usage Reports under EBSCOhost/EDS. Select Database Usage Report from the Report Type drop-down menu. Sites - Select to include statistics for All sites or select a specific site. (Consortia only) Database – Select All Databases Accessed, or …

If you are looking for a database short name (also known as a database code) that is not listed here, you can find short names for all of your institution's subscribed databases in EBSCOadmin on the Databases sub-tab of your EBSCOhost or EBSCO Discovery Service profile.

Here are 8 steps you can follow to help ensure successful research when using EBSCOhost databases: Creating a Search Select the Advanced Search Screen – Using Advanced Search screen allows you to refine your search by selecting a search field from the drop-down menu for each term you enter.

EBSCO updates the ERIC database on a monthly basis, or as often as new or updated content is received by EBSCO. Q. Why, when I followed a persistent link in ERIC, would the Full Text not be linked? In certain databases, (ERIC, Atla Religion Database with …

An EBSCO interface is a tool or “front end” that is used to search a selected database or multiple databases. For example, the EBSCOhost interface can be used to search various databases including MAS Ultra – School Edition and Middle Search Plus. Here’s an example of the EBSCOhost interface searching the MAS Ultra – School Edition ...

If starting in EBSCO’s new user interfaces, click MyEBSCO in the top right corner of the page and then Create an account. If starting in EBSCO’s classic interfaces, click Sign In in the top toolbar and then Sign Up on the next screen. Resetting the password for a MyEBSCO account