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 * ===**Sources**=== || ===Summon=== || ===Catalogue=== || ===eBook/eBrary=== || ===Databases=== ||
 * =====Advantages===== || =====It searches everything.===== ||  || =====Easy access===== ||   ||
 * =====Limitations===== || Only searches Notre Dame library. ||  || There might not be as many books as there is in the actual library ||   ||
 * Ebsco is** Emeritus B. Stephens Company
 * Ebsco offers** an online database full of online full text journal atricles from all over the world to help with academic research.
 * Strengths of** Ebsco is the wide variety of online texts available and through the university it is very easy to access and find texts of whatever you want.

How to conduct a subject search and its usefulness? How to refine your searches How to get help using Ebsco? Accessing help Useful tutorials. How to access Ebsco off campus? What do you think is important?
 * To access Ebsco** go through databases in the library and find Ebsco then search.
 * You can choose to search** from a certain timeline, for example articles from 2001 to 2003. You can choose to only view Scholarly texts. You can also choose to only show certain text types or all forms of texts. You can choose which field of subject to view search results from and even publication types.
 * An abstract** is just a general summary of what the full text is about and is usually only about a paragraph of explaining what is included in the full text so a reader knows if the full text is worth reading and appropriate. Whereas **the full text** is the whole article in full so you can find and use quotes.