The document provides instructions for using the EBSCO 2.0 Magazine Database for research. It outlines how to access EBSCO both on and off campus, and gives login credentials for off-campus use. It then describes how to get started with the interface, create an account, perform searches using different search modes, organize results using folders, and print, email, save or cite articles found in the database.

1. Using the New EBSCO 2.0 Magazine Database for Research and Information

2. Accessing EBSCO From School, it is linked from the Library Webpage From Home, the address is: http://search.ebscohost.com You must use this login and password if you are off campus: ID: dover Password: info

3. Getting Started Choose your Interface EBSCOhost Web Student Research Center Searchasaurus EBSCOhost Espanol EBSCOhost Text Only

4. A Brief Overview Just enough information to get started This is a database with many features, advanced settings, and applications Just the basics

5. My EBSCOhost Create an account: new user User name Password Password hint

6. Finding Information Type in search subject Select search modes Always select Full Text If desired, type in a Publication

7. Search Modes Boolean/Phrase Find all of my search terms Find any of my search terms SmartText Searching - You can copy and paste chunks of text to search for results. Expanders. Click Search.

8. Using Folders Folders allow you to quickly scan through your list of results and save the articles you wish to look at more closely Simply click on the folder icon to add to your folder

9. Print, E-Mail, Save After finding appropriate information, determine what to do with it. If only a small amount, print Email or save it to your home directory for access later

10. Citation No matter how you plan on using the information, you will need to save citation information to give credit to the author and publisher. Citation information is available at the end of the article.

11. Happy Searching :)