Research Help

If you find an article on the Ebsco Quick Search, you have many save options, including:

1. Create an Ebsco account and save a result to your personal Ebsco account.  You would need to setup the account from on-campus or through a proxied link that verifies that you are authorized to access the subscription through the FVTC Library. Account needs to be used at least once a year to stay active.

2. You can print to papercut and release print on printer/copier to create paper copy. (Print citation with right side icon, 

   Follow full-text link to download or print full-text from source.

3. My favorite: Email detailed record to yourself.  Link will get you back to cite suggestions and full text (as long as you have active MyFVTC credentials).

Where is the article I saved?  If you saved a result to a device, look in downloads folder, that is the usual default for a saved document. 
Otherwise, if you were logged into your personal Ebsco account (or Gale, or Films on Demand, etc.) , sign in and look at your folder.

My favorite is to create a folder in my email account.  Then anything I find (from anywhere) can be sent to my email and kept in that folder for later reference. When the project is done, I can delete the folder.