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- Ask a Library Reference QuestionSearch our frequently asked questions!
- Full-Text Journal FinderIf you know a journal's title, search Full Text Journal Finder see if UD has full-text access. You can also browse journals by subject
- Tipasa Interlibrary LoanRequest books, articles, and chapters from other libraries. Get them sent to you for free. Your Tipasa login is your UD Network ID and password (for example, mhernandez and 900123456).
Links to Tutorials
- Links to all EBSCO TutorialsThis is the link to all EBSCO Tutorials. The University of Dallas Library does have subscription to all these databases.
A few words about EBSCOHost
EBSCOHost is a large platform with over 50 databases in a wide range of subjects. These tutorials are meant as a stepping stone into research. If you have questions, please do consult the Reference Help Desk, we're here to help!
Cowan-Blakley Memorial does not subscribe to all EBSCOHost databases, however we do have access to those listed below (and more). For the videos you will need to have sound (speakers, headset, etc.).
- Advanced SearchUse this Tutorial to search multiple terms and fields. While Academic Search Complete is used in the example, the steps apply to most, if not all, of our subscribed databases.
- ATLA DatabasesThese tutorials demonstrate how to search and access content on ATLA’s databases.
- Business Source Complete: Basic SearchingThis tutorial provides information on basic searching and key features of Business Source Complete database.
- EBSCO ebooks Collection - SearchingThis tutorial shows how to search and read ebooks from the EBSCOhost ebook Collection. Items in this collection must be read in EBSCO's online viewer.
- Hobbies and Craft Reference CenterThis tutorial provides instructions on how to conduct basic search from the home screen of Hobbies and Craft Reference Center and its unique features.
- Literary Reference CenterThis tutorial shows how to conduct a search from the Basic Search screen, as well as the different browsing options from the Literary Reference Center