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Broad search Advanced search || easy access defined on where items are || Allows full textRefined search convinient search for certain words || Specific/detailed information Alphabetical order || difficult to save your searches || can eventually become out of date limited by reserve collection || Not all books are online need access to Internet || Can be complex to someneed to be computer literate. difficult to use if searching broadly || How to use Ebsco
 * sources || summon || catalouge || eBook/ebrary || Databases ||
 * Advantages || Searches everything
 * Disadvantages || Article's sometimes not be featured

Introduction to Ebsco Ebsco is a host to a range of specific databases Ebsco offers you a range of databases in one place Critical review – strengths and weaknesses (consider country bias, ease of use, resources available, help) through the library wedsite, quick links, databases, E for Ebsco. All Ebsco databases, chose a database that suits your area, type in spacific words to do wth your topic. Can use 'and, or, not' in the search section of the top of you spacific database Publication Type, Published, Full Text and Publisher Whereas **the full text** is the whole article in full so you can find and use quotes. Go to Ebsco and click what subject you want helpfull because it refines you search to the specific subject you are after Cover Story, Document Type, Publication, Published Date from, Image Quick View, Full text, PDF Full Text, Number Of, Publication Type, Image Quick View Types, References Available, Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals Top right corner of the Ebsco page, 'need help-ask us' Can visit the most frequently asked questions or type your question in the top text box send an email with your email attached, question and name videos and links to show you how to use Ebsco Through the Notre Dame Library website to use approiate key words and refine your search when you cant find the appropiate information
 * Who is Ebsco?**
 * What does Ebsco offer?**
 * How to access Ebsco?**
 * How to conduct a basic search?**
 * What are your most useful limiters?**
 * Knowing the difference between an abstract and full text**
 * 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.
 * 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?**