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EBSCO Passport allows you to visually identify if a resource online is available in our collection

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Paul Graham, University Librarian

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Subject Liaison: Creative Arts, Education, Psychology

What is EBSCO Passport?

EBSCO Passport is a browser extension that allows you to easily identify if any resource you're viewing online is available in our library collection. You will see a large "E" on the screen if the resource is available:

  • access from your institution indicator icon Indicates access from your institution in an EBSCO Database (will direct you to access on EBSCOhost)

  • access publisher subscribed content icon Indicates access from your institutions publisher subscribed content (will direct you to access on the Publisher’s website)

  • open access content indicator icon Indicates the article is Open Access (will direct you to the preferred Open Access version via Unpaywall)

EBSCO Passport Tutorials

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Other Software Options

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