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How to use EBSCO guide. >> Ebsco is a database within another database. It provides you with libraries and educational sources. You can search a wide range of topics and even advance your search so you get more articles that are relevent to your topic. What does Ebsco offer? Ebsco offeres a wide range of journals, journal articles and other information sources for you to browse It can give you up to hundreds of articles and resources that allow you to retrieve information that people have put on there for your use.
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 * 1) The framework for the Guide is listed below:
 * 2) Introduction to Ebsco
 * 3) Who is Ebsco?

You can access Ebsco through the Library site on the Notre Dame website. Once you are in Library, you click on Databases which is on the left hand side and then once you have clicked on that, you scroll down to the letter 'E', under that will be the database Ebsco.
 * 1) Critical review – strengths and weaknesses (consider country bias, ease of use, resources available, help)
 * 2) How to access Ebsco?

are: and, or, as, as. Joining two words together can help you get more information on your topic.
 * 1) How to conduct a basic search?
 * 2) To conduct a search on Ebsco you have to click on 'new search', and then type in the key words of your question. To get a more refined search, it is a good idea to use limiters. The most useful limiters
 * 1) What are your most useful limiters?
 * 2) Knowing the difference between an abstract and full text.
 * 3) How to conduct a subject search and its usefulness?
 * 4) How to refine your searches
 * 5) How to get help using Ebsco?
 * 6) Accessing help
 * 7) Useful tutorials.
 * 8) How to access Ebsco off campus?
 * 9) What do you think is important?