Sophia+Constantine


 * SOURCES ||  Summon  ||  Catalogue  ||  eBooks/   Ebrary  ||  Databases  ||
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 * 1) Your task is to write **your own Beginner User’s Guide to Ebsco** as an ongoing reference source for your future Ebsco searches.


 * You can choose your own method for writing your guide (Word document / Power point show).
 * It must be easy for you to follow and understand.
 * Keep points brief and specific.
 * Edit/revise your writing and check spelling and grammar.


 * 1) Use the experiences from task 1
 * 2) Utilise Ebsco’s help menu
 * 3) The framework for the Guide is listed below:
 * 4) Introduction to Ebsco
 * 5) Who is Ebsco?
 * 6) What does Ebsco offer?
 * 7) Critical review – strengths and weaknesses (consider country bias, ease of use, resources available, help)
 * 8) How to access Ebsco?
 * 9) How to conduct a basic search?
 * 10) What are your most useful limiters?
 * 11) Knowing the difference between an abstract and full text.
 * 12) How to conduct a subject search and its usefulness?
 * 13) How to refine your searches
 * 14) How to get help using Ebsco?
 * 15) Accessing help
 * 16) Useful tutorials.
 * 17) How to access Ebsco off campus?
 * 18) What do you think is important?