This new tutorial video reflects recent interface changes for EBSCOhost databases. You can also read more about the changes in the New EBSCOhost FAQ article.
ProQuest has announced that they will no longer be offering individual ebook titles for perpetual access purchases and will only be offering ebook packages by subscription. This is unfortunate since our preferred method of ebook purchasing has been by title for perpetual access. This change is set to take effect by October 2025. This should have no effect on our existing titles or on the functionality of Rialto (though ProQuest will not be available in Rialto any longer).
More information on these changes:
This announcement has caused a lot of concern but will hopefully have minimal impact on our processes and services. Please let Jeff know if you have any questions or concerns regarding this.
In a related announcement, EBSCO has renewed their commitment to supporting diverse ebook purchasing models.
OCC Libraries LibGuides are reviewed annually to ensure that they meet current accessibility standards. All published guides — including General Purpose, Subject/Topic, and Course guides — were reviewed in early February, and there were only a few minor issues to correct.
LibGuide owners/editors: If you create a new guide or edit a current guide and would like to check its accessibility, here's how:
Films On Demand
New titles are always being added to our Films On Demand subscription. See what's new in February.
The following titles have been added to Bloom's Literature's "The Critical Perspective" series (Harold Bloom, Editor):
More than 80 titles were added to O'Reilly for Higher Education in January. Visit the O'Reilly database, scroll down to "Recently Added," and click on "See More" to view the latest titles