How to set up a folder in any EBSCO Database
Click on the button in blue that says: Sign In to My EBCSOhost.
Click on “I’m a new user”
Type in your information and click on Submit at the bottom of the page
You will see a message that lets you know your account has been created.
Click on Continue.
You will be taken back to the first screen and will notice a yellow band across the EBSCOhost button that says My Folder on it. This lets you know you are now logged in and can begin to put articles in your folder.
It is important to log in before you do your search. To add items to your folder click on Add to folder.
Once you place items in your folder they will stay in there until you delete them. You will notice the folder icon at the top of the page will appear open this will let you know you know you have successfully added an article.
To view all articles in your folder simply click on the folder icon you will see the items listed on the next screen.
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