Take Action Now if you have a personal account in EBSCOhost databases.
If you have a personal MyEBSCO account, permanent saved searches and articles stored in the My Folders area will transfer to the new user interface automatically when you sign into the new interface with your existing personal account. These searches and articles will be available in a My dashboard area in the new interface.
1. Content in the following sub-folders within the My Folders area will not be migrated.
Save details of any searches that will not transfer. You can set up equivalent search alerts and journal alerts in the new interface. You can run and save searches in the new interface.
2. Content in the My Custom and Shared By areas will not be migrated.
If you have articles saved in Custom Folders in the classic interface, you will need to log into the new interface, once it is available, to download this content as it will not be transferred automatically to the new interface. You will have until 31st December 2025 to download the content from your Custom Folders. Or, you can copy these articles from Custom Folders into the Articles section of the standard My Folders area in EBSCOhost classic so that they will migrate.
Further information can be found on EBSCO Connect.
To save your search strategy (i.e. the combination of search terms you have used to run your search), you will need to register for a free EBSCOhost account. This will mean that you will have a record of your search strategy and also that you can come back and re-run the search at a later date.
To create an account:
To save your search strategy:
Select Alert to receive an e-mail each time new items that meet your search criteria are added to the database in which you have run the search. This can help you keep up to date without having to return to the database and re-run your search to check for new results. Specify your desired options and enter your e-mail address and a subject line.
To retrieve a saved search:
This video provides an introduction to creating a search alert in EBSCOhost (1 min 28 secs)