How do I create a citation for a source found on the EBSCO database?

Last Updated: Sep 06, 2022 Views: 211

First, perform a search on EBSCO and view the search results.

Click on a source you are interested in using.

Click on the "Cite" icon on the screen's right side; a screenshot titled "Cite Icon" is located below for visualization.

EBSCO will generate a citation for nine different styles. Choose the citation format requested by your instructor. Copy and paste the citation onto your working document. It is suggested that you change the generated URL for the permalink URL.

The permalink URL is found on the right side of the page; a screenshot titled "Permalink Icon" is located below for visualization.

You may also export the citation directly to your Iona-supported RefWorks account.

Always double-check the Citing Sources research guide to confirm that the citation is correct.

An EBSCO video providing a tutorial on generating citations is below.

Links & Files

Media

Submit a Question

We're here to help. What can we do for you today? *

Do you need help with research and finding books? Tell us more. *

Queries submitted during Virtual Research Support hours will receive a response as soon as possible. Queries submitted outside support hours will receive a response the next business day.

What are the titles of the book(s) you're looking for?

For what course are you conducting research? (Enter n/a if not applicable) *

Email *

Name

Receive an email confirmation of your submission.

Fields marked with * are required.

Q. How do I create a citation for a source found on the EBSCO database?

Last Updated: Sep 06, 2022 Views: 211

Links & Files

Media

Submit a Question