Answered By: Matt Stevons
Last Updated: Feb 19, 2024     Views: 9132

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EBSCO Discovery doesn't just search content the university library has subscribed to from EBSCO, but also content from many other publishers across our databases and collections.  Use EBSCO Discovery instead of the open web and you’ll find magazine and journal articles, primary sources, educational videos, encyclopedia articles, e-books, and more in just minutes.  EBSCO Discovery will always at first show you items you have access to the full text of, which will significantly cut down your research time compared to searching just with search engines like Google Scholar, where you will come across many items that are behind a paywall.  

EBSCO Discovery is embedded right on the library website (it's the big search box on our homepage) or you can access it at library.purdueglobal.edu/search

For more on EBSCO Discovery, check out the links below.

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