EBSCO Points of View Database

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1. How do you access the EBSCO Points of View database?

Google “EBSCO Points of View database”

Go to Pioneer Library, click on EBSCO, then select Points of View

Look up EBSCO Points of View database in the library catalog

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2. How do you find the citation for an article in EBSCO Points of View database?

Look at the bottom of the article

Put the citation information into Easy Bib

Click on Cite in the Tools section

Find the information in the Bibliography

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3. What kind of information is available in the Source Types feature?

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Newspaper articles

Primary source documents

Radio and TV News Transcripts

Books

4. What is the easiest way to email a database article to yourself?

Copy and paste the article into an email

Select Cite in the Tools section

Save the article and attach it to an email

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5. How can you refine your search using the Advanced Search option?

Search using Boolean phrases

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Search by publication date

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