Notice something different about Academic Search Complete, APA PsycInfo, Business Source Ultimate, and our other EBSCO databases? The EBSCO databases have a redesigned user interface which gives you new, intuitive ways to search, refine and share your search results, and get help.
Create a search
EBSCO databases now offer predictive text, making it easier to create an effective search. When typing in your search terms, the databases will automatically give you suggestions for terms to use in your search.
Refine your results
Use filters to refine your search results so you can quickly find the best sources for your research. In the new EBSCO interface, the filters are now on the right side of the screen for better accessibility and they are “sticky,” so once you apply them, they remain active for any subsequent searches.
Share your results
It’s easy to share your results in the new EBSCO; just look for the “meatballs” or Tools menu. From there you can share your results via link or email. You can also get a formatted citation and save or download your results from the Tools menu.
Get help
Have a question while searching in EBSCO? Help is just a click away. Look for Ask A Librarian (Help) in the DePaul Library Links or for the chat button. See the new EBSCO interface in action, and learn more search tips at your own pace with our updated Getting Started with Academic Search Complete tutorial.
You can find all of our 70+ EBSCO databases, along with hundreds of other databases, in the A-Z Databases list. For help with finding the right database for your research project, just Ask A Librarian.
Happy Researching!