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Creating an EBSCO Account Allows You to Access Saved Items Whenever You Sign into EBSCO Databases

This tutorial will demonstrate how to save an article to a folder in any EBSCO database so you can access them later.

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Creating an EBSCO Account Allows You to Access Saved Items Whenever You Sign into EBSCO Databases

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  1. This tutorial will demonstrate how to save an article to a folder in any EBSCO database so you can access them later.

  2. You can save results from searches in any EBSCO database until you leave the database by choosing “Add to Folder” in the results list or item record (this includes Academic Search Complete, CINAHL Plus, ERIC, SocIndex, etc) To save your articles so they are still there every time you log into EBSCO, you have to create an account….

  3. Creating an EBSCO Account Allows You to Access Saved Items Whenever You Sign into EBSCO Databases From any EBSCO page, click on “Sign In” near the top right of the page.

  4. Creating an EBSCO Account is Free At the Sign In page, select “Create a new account.”

  5. Fill in the required information to create your account. AU does not administer these accounts, so any questions or problems should be directed to EBSCO’s help services.

  6. Once You Have Saved Items to a Folder • After you save items to your folder, select Folder at the top right of any EBSCO page to view your folders

  7. Viewing Items in the Folder The articles appear in the folder like this. Note the options to print the list, email, or save them to a file on the right. You can also see what kind of documents (academic journal, periodical, etc) they are in this list view.

  8. Thanks for using the One-Minute Mentor tutorial series! Questions? Contact us! Visit us at Phillips Library, or Email: libref@aurora.edu Live chat: Ask a Librarian (on library homepage) Phone: 630.844.7534 Text: 630-796-7615 (standard rates apply)

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