Using One Search

Submitted by kirwin on Thu, 08/03/2017 - 17:45

Try One Search

Why use One Search?

  • a single box searches across the spectrum of library content
  • access to a variety of source types and materials
  • direct links to online content
  • filters make it easy to refine results by format, availability online, subject, etc.

Keep in Mind...

  • One Search does not include all library resources - some must be searched separately
  • in-depth research in a field is best accomplished by selecting a subject-specific database
  • a library catalog, like EZRA or OhioLINK, is better for finding books when you know the title or author
  • contact a librarian for help deciding which resource to search and which key terms to include
  • you can still use search tips like phrase searching, Boolean operators, and truncation symbols

What does One Search search?

One Search results includes books, electronic books, scholarly articles, newspaper articles, digital video, digital images, government documents, and more. Many, but not all, of your favorite library resources are searched. The table below lists some popular resources and whether they are included in One Search. If a resource is in the "Not Included" column , it must be searched separately.

Included
Not Included
Academic Search Complete
ComAbstracts
America: History & Life
Lexis-Nexis
Art Full Text
Mergent
BIOSIS Previews
World Development Indicators
Business Source Complete & Business Abstracts
 
Communication & Mass Media Complete 
Credo Reference
 
EBSCO (all databases provided by EBSCO)
 
EconLit
 
Education Full Text
 
Education Research Complete
 
Environment Complete
 
EZRA 
GeoRef
 
Historical Abstracts
 
International Political Science Abstracts
 
ISI/Web of Science
 
JSTOR
 
MEDLINE/PubMed
 
MLA International Bibliography
 
OhioLINK
 
PsycINFO
 
SocINDEX with Full Text
 
SPORTDiscus with Full Text
 

 

 

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