Holly+Gorham


 * Sources || Summon || Catalogue || eBooks/Ebrary || DataBases ||
 * Advantages || good refining choices ||  ||   ||   ||
 * Disadvantages ||  ||   ||   ||   ||


 * How to use EBSCO guide**

> Ebsco is a broad database search > Ebsco has to offer many other EBSCO databases to search through, refine search, and collections of scholarly texts, journals > Strengths, its a very broad search, if you don't know where to begin it can help you start. > go to notre dame library, quicklinks, databases, find Ebsco then search.
 * Introduction to Ebsco**
 * 1) **Who is Ebsco?**
 * 1) **What does Ebsco offer?**
 * 1) **Critical review – strengths and weaknesses (consider country bias, ease of use, resources available, help)**
 * 1) **How to access Ebsco?**
 * 1) **How to conduct a basic search?**

> > abstract is letting you know what information will be in the full text, full text has the complete answers and statistics
 * 1) **What are your most useful limiters?**
 * 1) **Knowing the difference between an abstract and full text.**
 * 1) **How to conduct a subject search and its usefulness?**


 * 1) **How to refine your searches**
 * 2) **How to get help using Ebsco? How to access Ebsco off campus?**
 * 3) Accessing help
 * 4) Useful tutorials.
 * 5) **What do you think is important?**
 * 1) **What do you think is important?**