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Academic Search & MasterFile Premier
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Locating Articles Using EBSCOhost Research Databases

All EBSCOhost databases are searched the same way and may include: books, journals, magazines, newspapers, and primary source documents.

Academic Search Premier
Subject areas: arts & literature, biology, chemistry, computer science, criminal justice, ethnic studies, medical sciences, psychology, religion, and social sciences. Full text from 4,700 periodicals.

MasterFile Premier
Subject areas: business, current events, education, general science, health, multicultural issues, and psychology. Includes full text for 2000 periodicals, 500 reference books, 190,000 photos, maps and flags.

Accessing MCC Libraries Article Databases

  • Go to http://www.monroecc.edu/go/library
  • If on-campus, click "Find articles and online databases"
  • If off-campus, click “Access from Home” and follow directions to log-in
  • Scroll down to find Academic Search Premier or MasterFile Premier
  • Click the database name to access the search screen
  • Image showing where the links to access the Academic Search Premier and MasterFile Premier databases are located on the Library Find Articles & Other Information web page

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    Basic Search - Keyword

    Searches for a word or words in an article's abstract, author, subject, or title fields. To receive results of articles available in full text, check the "full text" box.

    Image showing how to limit your search to retrieve Full Text articles available in the MasterFile Premier database

    Articles may be printed, emailed, saved to a storage device or added to a folder created in EBSCO.

    Citations may be created in MLA, APA or Chicago style format to include in your Bibliography or Works Cited list.

    Tips for Successful Searching

  • If you are having trouble with too few hits, click on the boxes marked
        "also search for related words" or "search within full text."
  • Try "Advanced Search" which offers the ability to narrow a search by
        publication type (books, article, newspaper) and document type (abstract,
        editorial, recipe, speech).
  • Don't use long phrases or questions in your search.
  • If you are not receiving ANY hits, check your spelling. The database
        searches for the exact word(s) you typed.
  • M. McCullough, Revised 9/2007, http://www.monroecc.edu/go/library

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