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Database & Resource Help: Still OneSearch Help

Tutorials & information for ATSU's subscribed online resources

Still OneSearch Tutorial

Still OneSearch is ATSU's top of the line research tool.  Search multiple databases, eJournals, eBooks, and the library catalog all at once.  Contact the Library at libaz@atsu.edu (AZ) or libmo@atsu.edu (MO or CGHS) for a one on one training session to find out all Still OneSearch has to offer.

EBSCO's Still OneSearch Help Page

Start Your Research

Start your research from the The Library's homepage or your Program Toolkit Page.

The Library's homepage gives you access to multiple search options for its resources, each best for specific types of research.  Select them from the top tabs visible on the large Still OneSearch box visible near the top of the library homepage.

This search includes the overall largest number of resources.

  • All of the Library’s journal articles, e-books, most subscribed research databases and indexes including MEDLINE and CINAHL, etc.

Add limits from the results screen.

  • full-text, peer review, resource type, date range, etc.

Start here for most research, in any subject.

This search includes PubMed and its included resource MEDLINE, the premier biomedical research database in the world.

You can search PubMed freely anywhere, but if you start at the Library's site, you can include all of the full-text journals that ATSU provides.

Add limit from the results screen.

  • full-text, species, age range, document type, date range, etc.

Start here for medical research questions.

This tab searches the Library Catalog, Avalon.

Start here when you want to view only books. Included in these results will be online eBooks, physical copies of books kept in each campus library, and some video results as well.

How will you know the type of book you're looking at?

To find eBooks

  • On the left side of the book record, you will see a book symbol with an 'e'.
  • The book location should also read 'ATSU - Elec Resource'. These books will only be available online. 

 

To find physical copies of books

  • On the left side of the book record, you will see a book symbol. There will not be an 'e' on the image.
  • The book location will either read ATSU-AZ or ATSU-MO. These books will only be available in person. You will also be able to see the call number for the book and if it is currently available or already checked out. 

Still OneSearch Demo

Subjects: Library