1. B.H. Carroll Theological Institute, 12/7/15
Ebsco Tutorial
B.H. Carroll Theological Institute, 12/7/15

2. Ebsco Library Tutorial
The following tutorial helps you to explore some of the research features of this database.
You may want to mirror the actions of the tutorial in a new window, to see how it works for yourself.
Be sure to look for the bold red comments and red arrows on each page of the tutorial; they point out important information about the tool and its use.
This is a limited tutorial. The best way to learn this tool is to start using it yourself after viewing the tutorial. Don’t be afraid to explore its capabilities.
We start from within the Carroll Learning Center in this tutorial; please see the Accessing the CLC Tutorial if you are not already familiar with this preliminary step.

3. In the CLC, choose the ‘Triple Gate’ or Library Block

4. Choose “Library” from the list
Or, choose the arrow to pull up a short list of database names
Choose the word “Library” here for a full list of CLC Library resources with descriptors of each resource

5. Choose a database from the list
Or choose the name of the database from the short list of CLC Library resources here
Scroll down from here to choose a database from the full list of CLC Library resources with descriptors of each resource

6. Choose databases in Ebsco
Choose ‘Select... all’, then
choose the ‘Continue’
button

7. Choose “Advanced Search”

8. Type in your search terms, for instance, Zwingli
type your search in the empty box(es), then choose “Search” here
Apply optional limits, like “Full Text” or “Scholarly Peer Reviewed Journals” (or both) here

9. Choose an entry from the results list by clicking on the blue lettering

10. From the individual record screen, read, print, email, or cite the article
Additional commands: add to folder, print, , cite, and permalink
Scroll down or click to read full text (when available)

11. Ebsco Library Tutorial
The following tutorial explore some of the research features of this database.
This is a limited tutorial. The best way to learn this tool is to start using it yourself after viewing the tutorial. Don’t be afraid to explore its capabilities.
Visit the Librarian’s wiki at for more search help!