We will review the key publications and specialized content available in each database, execute basic and advanced search strategies, review custom tools and functionality, and showcase the promotional materials available to increase the visibility and usage of these resources at your library.
Join us to review the new additions to your EBSCO subscription:
- EBSCO Management Collection: A collection of 11,117 full-text academic journals, magazines, trade publications, reports and company profiles designed to serve researchers in all fields of business management, including advertising, marketing, banking, public administration and the arts.
- EBSCO Open Dissertations: Provides access to 2 million electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) from more than 300 universities worldwide.
- Business Source Complete: We will demo the exciting new interface for Business Source Complete, a full-text database with content from leading business magazines and journals.
Presenter Shana Ashwood-Viala is a Senior Customer Training Specialist at EBSCO with more than 15 years of experience serving the EdTech community. She is passionate about education, having started her career as a teacher in New York City. Shana holds a BBA in Marketing from Temple University and an MA in Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. She works from her home in New York, where she resides with her son and husband, spending most of their free time on the baseball field!
Date Recorded: 6/17/2026
Format: Archived YouTube Video
Presenter: Shana Ashwood-Viala, Senior Customer Training Specialist / EBSCO Information Services
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Join EBSCO trainer, Lisa Jones, for an overview on the new features in EBSCO databases.
When digitizing materials from your library, preservation is just as important as access. In this presentation from representatives of Indiana Digital Preservation, or InDiPres, you will learn what digital preservation entails, including the processes that InDiPres uses to prepare and include content into its preservation network, and how this practice is essential to any library’s digital initiatives plan.