A comprehensive reference to the history of the U.S. and Canada from prehistory to the present. It includes approximately 400,000 bibliographic entries, with abstracts, covering over 2000 journals published worldwide, as well as citations to books and dissertations.

This MCLS group subscription is offered to Public Libraries. EBSCO Auto Repair Reference Center is a comprehensive automotive repair database remotely accessible and created in conjunction with Point 5 Technologies. This database contains complete automotive repair information supplied by Nichols Publishing, publisher of Chilton® information. Auto Repair Reference Center contains information on every major manufacturer of domestic and imported vehicles with repair manuals for most vintage makes starting as far back as 1954. Unlimited Access in-house and remote.

CINAHL Plus with full-text provides full text for over 500 journals, plus legal cases, clinical innovations, critical paths, drug records, research instruments and clinical trials. PDF backfiles to 1937 are also included. MCLS group subscription to CINAHL Plus with full-text runs annually from October 1 - September 30.  Access is unlimited in-house and remote.

Provide patrons with a simple, easy to navigate browse and search interface for all print and electronic resources in your library's collection with EBSCO A to Z.  The comprehensive EBSCO A-to-Z knowledge base represents all major database vendors and publishers, with information on nearly 200,000 unique titles from more than 2,500 databases and e-journal packages.

Highlights

• Add all databases, packages and individual titles to your list in a few simple clicks
• Enhanced proxy support accommodates consortium-purchased resources and provides for backup proxy support if the main server is offline
• View overlaps of duplicate journals and duplicate coverage through the Overlap Analysis tool
• Customize site look and feel with a broad menu of branding options
• Add note fields for your library staff (store contact information, trouble-shooting suggestions, etc.)
  

Benefits

• Customized list of accessible titles keeps your resources from being overlooked.
• Give your end users quick, organized access to online hosting sites you use, including EBSCOhost, ScienceDirect, Metapress, etc.
• Improve end-user satisfaction with library services by providing accurate coverage dates and links.
• Inform end users with notes about access rights and restrictions.
• Save valuable staff time - EBSCO manages the knowledge base.
  

EBSCO A-to-Z is designed to provide comprehensive access to a customer's list of e-content, regardless of vendor or where the content is hosted.  Many libraries use a list of resources like EBSCO A-to-Z as a supplement to the library catalog.  Some also want to include this information in their online catalog, but the ever-changing nature of e-content makes manually cataloging the titles impractical.  Even with vendors who provide MARC fields and lists of titles with links, creating automated process for loading these files is daunting.  EBSCO offers a solution by adding a MARC record service to EBSCO A-to-Z. 

A-to-Z with MARC Updates customers can elect to receive a MARC file of their electronic holdings on a monthly basis. This service acts as a single comprehensive source of MARC cataloging that allows libraries to easily include virtually all their e-content in their catalog.

Key Benefits

• Save staff time through the automation of catalog maintenance.
• Incorporate the flexibility of a customized solution into catalog maintenance workflow EBSCO works with you to determine the ideal formatting, delivery method and field specifications for your library.

Footnote.com combines original historical documents and personal histories, creating a unique historical and genealogical resource. Footnote.com has a vast array of valuable and unique content consisting of well over 50 million historical documents and images. The collection features millions of images available from a content partnership with The National Archives. These digital images of records, preserved in the National Archives and other regional archives, represent a growing collection of historic documents— most never before available on the Internet. The Footnote.com collections feature documents relating to the Revolutionary War, Civil War, WWI, WWII, U.S. Presidents, historical newspapers, naturalization documents, and much more. Some other very notable material includes the Matthew Brady collection of Civil War photos and UFO documents from 1947 – 1969.

Historical coverage of the world (excluding the U.S. and Canada) from 1450 to the present. It contains bibliographic references, including abstracts, from over 2000 journals published worldwide; plus citations to relevant books and dissertations.

Home Improvement Reference Center(tm) is the definitive online tool for home improvement assistance including: maintenance, remodeling, electrical work, plumbing, wood projects, outdoor improvements, decorating home and garden, etc. This comprehensive resource contains 24 major reference works in full text with more than 10,00 images(none found available online anywhere else). Additionally, the database contains a full-text magazine (e.g. This Old House). Remote access is available for library patrons for use from home.

This MCLS group subscription is offered to Public Libraries. EBSCO Small Engine Repair Reference Center is a full-text database that contains reference and instructional information about small engine machinery maintenance and repair. Unlimited Access in-house and remote.

A comprehensive bibliographic database covering sport, physical fitness, and numerous related topics. SPORTDiscus contains over 750,000 records, with coverage going back as early as 1800.  Coverage also includes over 20,000 dissertations and theses and references to articles in over 60 languages.

One of the world's most comprehensive sources of full text for sports & sports medicine journals. This database contains over 700,000 full text articles from 415+journals indexed in SPORTDiscus, with some articles going back to 1985.  Articles from more than 180 of the covered journals are not available in full text in any other EBSCO product.